invisible
/ɪnˈvɪzəbəl/
adjective
- Not able to be seen; impossible to see with the eyes.
- Some animals, like the chameleon, can become nearly invisible to predators.
- The magician made the coin invisible with a quick wave of his hand.
- The ink is invisible until you hold the paper over a heat source.
- Ignored or not noticed; treated as if not present or important.
- Her hard work behind the scenes made her feel invisible to the management.
- In large crowds, homeless people often feel invisible to those passing by.
- Many volunteers do essential work but remain invisible to the public.
- Relating to trade or economic activity that does not involve physical goods, such as services or financial transactions.
- Invisible trade includes things like insurance, shipping, and consulting fees.
- The country's economy relies heavily on invisible exports like banking and tourism.
- Economists study both visible goods and invisible services to measure total trade.
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- Something that cannot be seen, especially a spiritual or supernatural being.
- The story tells of a hero who could communicate with the invisibles of the forest.
- Some people claim to sense the presence of invisibles in old houses.
- In many religions, believers worship an invisible who is all-powerful.