Proverb B1

“A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words”

An image can express a complex idea more effectively than a long description.

Meaning

A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words — an image can express a complex idea more effectively than a long description.

Meaning & Origin

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Example Sentences

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