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visualized

visualized

4.6
Seen in the mind as a picture
  • adjective
  • /ˈvɪʒuəˌlaɪzd/
  • US
translation icon : visualizado
  • For meditation, some people use a visualized image of a peaceful landscape.

Examples

  • The author described the visualized world of her novel in vivid detail.

  • His visualized plan of the building helped architects make the design a reality.

  • She visualized her dream home perfectly.

  • He has visualized the project in great detail.

  • She closed her eyes and visualized herself walking along a serene beach.

  • In his mind, he visualized the steps necessary to achieve his goals.

  • Before the race, the athlete visualized crossing the finish line first.

Synonyms

pictured
vsvisualized
2.8

A clear image you imagine in your mind

focuses more on creating a clear visual picture in the mind
envisioned
vsvisualized
4.3

Imagined as a possible future or plan

applies to mental images in general, not only future scenarios

Antonyms

66 3.2

Hidden so people do not notice it

How Vivid

visualized
  • US
4.6
pictured
2.8

Surface Forms

visualized positive

Morphology

visualized = visualize (transparent) = visual + ize + ed

Formed by productive suffixation: 'visual' + '-ize' (verb-forming) -> 'visualize', then '-ed' marks past/past-participle/adjectival form; the relation to 'visual' is clear.

Etymology

Visualized comes from visual (about 'seeing') and the ending -ize ('to make'), and it is like familiar words such as vision and video which mean 'see'. So, to visualize something is to 'make a picture' of it in your mind, which is why a visualized image is one you imagine mentally.