Cited
Illustrated and cited are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Illustrated" instead a verb "Cited".
Illustrated
Cited and illustrated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cited" instead a verb "Illustrated".
Both words in one sentence
- A couple years before the series began, a book called The Illustrated Star Wars Universe was published, with Hoole cited as the "author" of the Tatooine chapter.
Source: Literature / Galaxy of Fear -
Chris Rock once illustrated the absurdity of such statements in a routine where he tracked the progress of African-Americans based on various individuals who were frequently cited as a credit or debit to his race (Martin Luther King Jr., Beyonce, etc.), as if it were a board game.
Source: You Are a Credit to Your Race
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