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Definition of calligraph in English: calligraphverb ˈkalɪɡrɑːfˈkaləˌɡraf [with object]Write in calligraphic style. 用美术体书写 the invitations were meticulously calligraphed in black ink 以黑墨水用美术体精心书写的请柬。 Example sentencesExamples - I figured that since the word was calligraphed with such emphasis and affectation, I had to be missing something.
- Faith pulled an envelope out of her purse with beautifully calligraphed letters on the front spelling out her name.
- The book originally had 200 pages of hand-painted illustrations with the explanation and fable neatly calligraphed in ornate Persian on the reverse.
- For the first time, the elegantly calligraphed text that appears on the front of each of these drawings will be transcribed.
- All the revelations in Mecca were being written in 'Queeramuz script', while those in Madina were being calligraphed in 'Hiri script'.
- On the side, calligraphed in elegant black script, were several profound words.
- Using the spilled sauce, he calligraphed the words ‘Ma La’ (numbing hot) with his finger.
- Throughout the campus every poster, every label on every drawer, was beautifully hand calligraphed.
- In nicely calligraphed Persian he has inserted the names of buildings, squares and fountains on the map.
- Her poetry was calligraphed on the walls in black marker.
- From cover to cover they are filled with sketches, cartoons, poems, limericks, designs, intertwined calligraphed initials, new tunes, birdsong fragments - in fact anything that captured his fertile imagination.
- In the slanting rays of the sun, the inscriptions stood out as if having been calligraphed in black crayon.
- He not only publicly praised it as a pioneering idea, but also calligraphed the project's name.
- Emily just smiled, turned so her back showed to most of us, and lifted her shirt enough to reveal the word agnitio inscribed in green and blue across it in finely calligraphed letters.
Definition of calligraph in US English: calligraphverbˈkaləˌɡraf [with object]usually be calligraphedWrite in calligraphic style. 用美术体书写 invitations meticulously calligraphed in black ink 以黑墨水用美术体精心书写的请柬。 Example sentencesExamples - In nicely calligraphed Persian he has inserted the names of buildings, squares and fountains on the map.
- Using the spilled sauce, he calligraphed the words ‘Ma La’ (numbing hot) with his finger.
- He not only publicly praised it as a pioneering idea, but also calligraphed the project's name.
- Throughout the campus every poster, every label on every drawer, was beautifully hand calligraphed.
- Emily just smiled, turned so her back showed to most of us, and lifted her shirt enough to reveal the word agnitio inscribed in green and blue across it in finely calligraphed letters.
- From cover to cover they are filled with sketches, cartoons, poems, limericks, designs, intertwined calligraphed initials, new tunes, birdsong fragments - in fact anything that captured his fertile imagination.
- In the slanting rays of the sun, the inscriptions stood out as if having been calligraphed in black crayon.
- All the revelations in Mecca were being written in 'Queeramuz script', while those in Madina were being calligraphed in 'Hiri script'.
- The book originally had 200 pages of hand-painted illustrations with the explanation and fable neatly calligraphed in ornate Persian on the reverse.
- I figured that since the word was calligraphed with such emphasis and affectation, I had to be missing something.
- For the first time, the elegantly calligraphed text that appears on the front of each of these drawings will be transcribed.
- Her poetry was calligraphed on the walls in black marker.
- Faith pulled an envelope out of her purse with beautifully calligraphed letters on the front spelling out her name.
- On the side, calligraphed in elegant black script, were several profound words.
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