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visually

visually

81 3.5
In a way that can be seen
  • adverb
  • /ˈvɪʒuəli/
translation icon : visualmente
  • 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.

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Examples

  • Because this is how the visually impaired function in the world.

  • 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.

  • So you said Instagram is a place where you visually share your life.

  • You could see visually that there were only a handful of unique devices.

  • Can you confirm visually or just radar?

  • It was really nice to like visually see the story.

  • 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.

  • She created a visually engaging infographic to illustrate the complex data clearly.

Synonyms

graphically
vsvisually
6 4.4

In a way that shows information with clear pictures or charts

relates to seeing generally rather than to specific graphic forms
optically
vsvisually
  • Specialized
4 5.8

In a way that has to do with light or how people see

focuses on general sight and perception rather than light physics
pictorially
vsvisually
1 6.5

Using pictures or diagrams to explain something

relates to seeing in general not only through pictures

Antonyms

13 3.0

Without using sight, for example in the dark

5 4.7

Without being seen by other people

Compounds

Having very little or no sight that makes seeing hard

A person who has little or no sight

Not able to see well and often needing help to read or move around

How Iconographic

symbolically
24 6.0
visually
81 3.5
decoratively
1 3.4

Surface Forms

visually positive

Morphology

visually = visual (transparent) = visual + ly

Standard adverbial formation by adding '-ly' to the adjective 'visual', producing the meaning 'in a visual manner'.

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'.