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visual
[vizh-oo-uhl]
adjective
of or relating to seeing or sight.
a visual image.
used in seeing.
the visual sense.
perceptible by the sense of sight; visible.
a visual beauty.
perceptible by the mind; of the nature of a mental vision.
a visual impression captured in a line of verse.
noun
Usually visuals.
the picture elements, as distinguished from the sound elements, in films, television, etc.
photographs, slides, films, charts, or other visual materials, especially as used for illustration or promotion.
a rough, preliminary sketch of an advertising layout, showing possible arrangements of material.
any item or element depending on the sense of sight.
visual
/ -zjʊ-, ˈvɪʒʊəl /
adjective
of, relating to, done by, or used in seeing
visual powers
visual steering
another word for optical
capable of being seen; visible
of, occurring as, or induced by a mental image
noun
a sketch to show the proposed layout of an advertisement, as in a newspaper
(often plural) a photograph, film, or other display material
Other Word Forms
- nonvisual adjective
- subvisual adjective
- supervisual adjective
- supervisually adverb
- unvisual adjective
- unvisually adverb
- ˈܲ adverb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of visual1
Example Sentences
To test the viability of a new Toothless, DreamWorks enlisted British visual effects and computer animation outfit Framestore to spend three months trying to create a “realistic” version of Toothless.
Over the years, visual presentation has been recognized in the packaging field under various names.
It is a visual meant to destroy the narrative of the largely peaceful protests I have witnessed this week.
It is also a highly visual reminder of why the vast majority of Serbians remain opposed to Nato, and feel sympathetic towards Russia.
It is, however, different from the visual language that U2 fans are accustomed to seeing.
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