Difference between Delineate and Drawn

DELINEATE vs DRAWN: ADJECTIVE

To establish the position of (a border).
To show or contain a distinguishing characteristic of; distinguish.
To describe or characterize in words.
To indicate by lines drawn in the form or figure of; to represent by sketch, design, or diagram; to sketch out; to portray; to picture; in drawing and engraving, to represent in lines, as with the pen, pencil, or graver; hence, to represent with accuracy and minuteness. See delineation.
To portray to the mind or understanding by words; to set forth; to describe.
To draw or depict.
To mark, form, or show the outline or border of.

To describe; represent to the mind or understanding; exhibit it likeness of in words: as, to delineate character.
To represent pictorially; draw a likeness of; portray; depict.
To exhibit or mark out in lines; sketch or represent in outline: as, to delineate the form of the earth or a diagram.

Undecided, from the fact, that neither contestant has the advantage.
Eviscerated; disemboweled: as, a drawn fowl.
Melted: as, drawn butter.
In needlework, gathered or shirred; puckered by threads drawn through the material.
Freed from all particles of iron and steel by means of magnets: said of brass filings.
Having the sword drawn.
Abnormally tall and slender because of too much crowding and too little sunlight and air: said of a plant, particularly a seedling. Badly drawn plants are of little value.
(past participle) one in which neither party wins; one equally contested.
(past participle) an eviscerated fowl.
(past participle) butter melter and prepared to be used as a sort of gravy.
(past participle) one driven from cover.
(past participle) See draw, v. t. & i.
(past participle) ornamental work made by drawing out threads from fine cloth, and uniting the cross threads, to form a pattern.

Represented, Described, Portrayed, Painted, Drawn, Draw, Depicted, Trace, Specify, Diagrammatic, Limn, Describe, Outline, Delimit, Define

Come, Brought, Sketched, Attracted, Haggard, Raddled, Careworn, Closed, Tired, Tense, Delineate, Taut, Worn, Represented, Delineated

Represented, Described, Portrayed, Painted, Drawn, Draw, Depicted, Trace, Specify, Diagrammatic, Limn, Describe, Outline, Delimit, Define

Provoked, Come, Sketched, Attracted, Haggard, Raddled, Careworn, Closed, Tired, Tense, Delineate, Taut, Worn, Represented, Delineated

Misanthropic, esurient, and demented all delineate him well.
Greek author wanted to delineate in his retelling.
We employed satellite imagery to delineate urban areas.
Column B: Within each Goal, delineate distinct Cohorts.
Delineate drop zones and restrict access to them.
Clearly note and delineate all areas of impact.
Here you must delineate any risks to subjects.
Delineate image features: Canny edge detection, Hough lines.
It is vital to delineate childhood from adulthood.
Some designers preferto use concrete stippling to delineate proposed concrete sidewalks or entrances, and othersuse cross hatching to delineate areas for other purposes.

Which biblical texts were they most drawn to?
This accumulated sludge should be drawn out periodically.
Bob Dylan, Sunflowers, from the Drawn Blank Series.
Two profiles are drawn perpendicular to flow direction.
Hand drawn vector grade with plus in circle.
Paul has therefore drawn both admirers and detractors.
All blood tests are drawn at our facility.
WHAT CONCLUSIONS CAN BE DRAWN ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS?
The winning button will be drawn during the homecoming football game, and the drawn number must be present to win.
When lines need to be drawn in creating rules, they should be drawn Id.