representer

1. 1. To stand for; symbolize: The bald eagle represents the United States.

   2. To indicate or communicate by signs or symbols: Letters of the alphabet represent sounds.

   3. To depict in art; portray.

   4. To describe or present in words; set forth.

   5. To serve as the official and authorized delegate or agent for.

   6. To act as a spokesperson for.

   7. To stage (a play, for example); produce.

   8. To act the part or role of.

2. 1. To depict in art; portray.

   2. To describe or present in words; set forth.

   3. To serve as the official and authorized delegate or agent for.

   4. To act as a spokesperson for.

   5. To stage (a play, for example); produce.

   6. To act the part or role of.

3. To present clearly to the mind.

4. To draw attention to by way of remonstrance or protest: Our parents represented to us the need for greater caution.

5. To describe or put forward (a person or thing) as an embodiment of a specified quality.

6. 1. To serve as the official and authorized delegate or agent for.

   2. To act as a spokesperson for.

   3. To stage (a play, for example); produce.

   4. To act the part or role of.

7. To serve as an example of: The museum had several paintings representing the artist's early style.

8. To be the equivalent of.

9. 1. To stage (a play, for example); produce.

   2. To act the part or role of.

Synonyms: These verbs mean to render or present a realistic image or likeness of: a statue representing a king; cave paintings that delineate hunters; a cartoon depicting a sea monster; the personality of a great leader limned in words; a landscape pictured in soft colors; a book portraying life in the Middle Ages.