schematic
[skee-mat-ik, ski-]
adjective
noun
a diagram, plan, or drawing: Read the schematic before attempting any repairs.
Origin of schematic
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Contemporary Examples of schematic
The story is schematic and contrived rather than palpable and lived.
“This schematic is not sensitive,” the spokesman, Jason Walls, said.
Historical Examples of schematic
We know that a schematic representation is most acceptable to the student.
A General Introduction to PsychoanalysisSigmund Freud
For a schematic drawing of a Squash Tennis court, see Figure 25.
Squash TennisRichard C. Squires
One: A schematic detail on graph paper which resembled no type of circuit Vogel had ever seen.
FelonyJames Causey
A, Schematic longitudinal section through a zooid and bud of Stylophora digitata.
The above outline of the changes and evolution of early religions is most schematic.
The Sex Worship and Symbolism of Primitive RacesSanger Brown, II
schematic
adjective
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