Pronunciation

/rɪˈndər/

Definitions

Noun

• 1. An act or result of rendering, typically a performance or interpretation of something: “The artist’s rendering of the landscape was stunning.”
• 2. The act of presenting or providing something, especially in a particular form or style: “The software comes with a user-friendly rendering of complex data.”
• 3. A visual representation or reproduction, often in art or design: “A digital rendering of the building’s facade.”

Verb

• 1. To present or create a visual representation, usually by computer software: “The designer rendered the 3D model into a realistic image.”
• 2. To give a particular appearance or effect to (a material or object): “The paint rendered the old wall looking fresh.”
• 3. To execute or carry out: “She rendered her decision without delay.”

Adjective

• 1. Characteristic or typical: “The book’s writing style is very poetic and visually rendered.”
• 2. Achieved or produced by a particular method: “A physically rendered special effect.”

Phrases

• “Render an object” means to create a digital representation of it.
• “Render service” signifies providing help or support.
• “Render justice” is to decide a case fairly and impartially.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The architect prepared several renderings of the new building’s interior.”
• Verb: “The programmer rendered the video game environment with high-quality graphics.”
• Adjective: “Her beautifully rendered watercolors were displayed in the gallery.”

Synonyms

• Present
• Illustrate
• Depict
• Represent
• Translate (in a visual sense)
• Interpret
• Renderize