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Standard Chinese ideographs are often used in this situation to avoid ambiguity.

Ideographs need not be only positive in nature, but can be negative as well.

The word Yakuza is composed of ideographs for three numbers.

Chinese ideographs do not relate closely to the spoken forms of the language.

Ideographs need not be verbal only; they can be visual too.

These symbols may also be referred to as ideograms or ideographs.

In these instances, the relevant ideographs were replaced by homophones.

A page full of Chinese ideographs came up.

All that was left, besides the electronic components, were the ideographs painted on the walls.

Both they and Japanese write their names with ideographs borrowed from Chinese.

Above it, he could see three ideographs, painted in some dark liquid: There was no sound, no movement.

Patterns often have their origins in early ideographs.

Despite this, in their use, ideographs are often invoked precisely to give the sense of a clearly understood and shared meaning.

There is no absolute litmus test for what terms are or are not ideographs.

Subtitles will be in ideographs, so that any Chinese, regardless of dialect, can follow the action.

Then their messages could be all ideographs, their numbers Roman numerals.

"Here," Mary Pat said, handing over the six pages of ideographs.

There was a translation into Universal ideographs below.

See Unified ideographs outside of the blocks below.

He dipped a brush in ink and quickly executed a group of ideographs, sealing.

These ideographs are not diminished by their stasis.

Meteor trails crisscrossed heaven, as if someone wrote swift ideographs up there.

The terms ideographs or ideograms may be misleading, since the Chinese script is not strictly a picture writing system.

The first sheets to come across were the English translation of the Chinese ideographs that came through immediately thereafter.

There's ideographs all over it now.