visually
- adverb
- /ˈvɪʒuəli/
- Some organizations serving people who are visually impaired have formal programs to educate employers, but many do not.
- visually impaired
- visually impaired students
- visually impaired children
It was really nice to like visually see the story.
- It was really nice to like visually see the story.
- So you said Instagram is a place where you visually share your life.
- And these people, none of them to me were visually appealing, right?
- Just to emphasize visually, this is a threshold.
- But these can be represented visually as a mark.
- It's it's it's, it's elegant and it's visually stunning.
- You know, some stuff is just really visually jarring.
- I don't know why the visually it's like awful.
- So she wouldn't really kind of, we wouldn't visually see the pain.
- But if you are in love with the case visually, then that's something.
- So really what we're looking to do is build out visually the project, Right?
Examples
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Because this is how the visually impaired function in the world.
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Percentages of the various materials within each component were visually estimated and recorded.
Academic text (1999) -
And the faster you can visually take it in, the faster.
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So you said Instagram is a place where you visually share your life.
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You could see visually that there were only a handful of unique devices.
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Can you confirm visually or just radar?
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It was really nice to like visually see the story.
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Our first view of Italy, which visually is meant to be idealized.
Fiction book (1994) -
The presentation was visually stunning, capturing the audience's attention with vibrant colors and animations.
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She created a visually engaging infographic to illustrate the complex data clearly.
Synonyms
In a way that shows information with clear pictures or charts
In a way that has to do with light or how people see
Using pictures or diagrams to explain something
Antonyms
Compounds
How Iconographic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Visually comes from the Latin root vis- and videre, meaning 'to see', and you can find the same root in vision and video. So visually means 'in a way you can see'.