invisibles
/ɪnˈvɪzəbəlz/
noun
- Items or services in international trade that are not physical goods, such as insurance, banking, and tourism.
- The country earns a lot of money from invisibles like financial consulting and education.
- The government published a report on the growth of invisibles in the economy.
- Invisibles now make up a larger share of global trade than physical products.
- People or things that are ignored or overlooked by society.
- The artist's project aimed to photograph the invisibles who keep the community running.
- The documentary gave a voice to the invisibles of the city—the homeless and the forgotten.
- In many workplaces, the janitors and cleaners are treated as invisibles.