The word 'pixilated' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that is blurry, grainy, or not clear due to too many pixels. Example Sentence: The image on my computer screen was so pixilated that I could not make out the details of the picture.
And not even their actual, 3D, physical appearance but a 2D version pixilated on a tiny screen more than likely featuring them accompanying the aforementioned tiger on their travels to the Far East and beyond.
By the time I'd delivered my first piece, staring into Laptop's high, pixilated text window no longer felt like an odd journey into distant memory.
Patricia Suydam "in anti-sunglare pair, upswinging and pixilated, and Natalie Hyde in oval panda specs".
Whether customers will prove willing to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a work of art that they cannot view in person (and that may appear dim and pixilated on the screen) is less significant than Amazon's continuing efforts to homogenize the consumer experience, whatever the goods or services: books, groceries, electronics, newspapers, art.
It is one thing to play a game where you are clearly killing pixilated zombies or shooting computerized cops and robbers.
Elaine Ducharme, a psychologist in Glastonbury, Conn., uses Skype with patients from her former Florida practice, but finds it disconcerting when a patient's face becomes pixilated.
We usually think of having more money as allowing us to buy more and more of the stuff we like for ourselves, from bigger houses to fancier cars to better wine to more finely pixilated televisions.
(And note that a similarly spelled word, pixilated, refers to enchantment by fairies. Preserve the distinction).
The country has extended its creative remapping to Google Earth, where sensitive sites, like some in The Hague, have been pixilated out with bold polygons that, as Mishka Henner notes in Granta, somehow resembles the engineered landscape.
The collection started strong with charcoal denim given a crackled effect and gray silk ensembles crafted from pixilated prints.
The text runs the gamut from wry snippets of dialogue to a dream about Prince Charles bedecking her with jewels, all spelled out in dots on the gridded plates yielding buzzy, pixilated images.
