Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

jellygraph

Noun

/ˈdʒɛliɡræf/

Definition

A jellygraph is a graphical representation used to illustrate or analyze data in a unique format, often utilizing flexible or fluid shapes.

Examples

The artist presented her findings through a jellygraph that flowed elegantly across the page.
In the conference, the speaker showcased a jellygraph to depict the results in a more visually appealing manner.

Meaning

The term jellygraph combines ‘jelly’, suggesting a malleable or adaptable quality, with ‘graph’, indicating a visual representation of information. This type of graph is often used in creative contexts where traditional graphs fall short.