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adjective · B2Visual
VIZH-oo-uh-l/ˈvɪʒuəl/
Visual means connected with seeing or with pictures: visual evidence; visual literacy. Visible means able to be seen (already in the dictionary); pictorial is narrower. Caption visual evidence in the booklet. Mix-up: visor is a helmet shield. Do not write visual for “obvious” (that is evident).
Meaning
Connected with seeing or with pictures.
Examples
- “Visual evidence in the source booklet is still evidence: caption it.”
- “The visual arts option is a separate endorsement, which is the subject sense.”
Good to know
visual evidence / literacy / arts; visually. Able to be seen: visible. Trap: visor. Source work and art. Pictures and seeing, not “obvious”.
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