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visibleness

visibleness

7.2
How easy it is to see something
  • noun
  • /ˈvɪzəblnəs/
translation icon : visibilidad
  • The visibleness of the stars was stunning last night.

Examples

  • Can you improve the visibleness of this chart?

  • Poor lighting affected the visibleness of the warning signs along the road.

  • He adjusted the font size to enhance the visibleness of the text on the screen.

  • Poor lighting affected the visibleness of the warning signs along the road.

  • The visibleness of the mountain peak depended on the weather conditions.

  • He adjusted the font size to enhance the visibleness of the text on the screen.

  • The visibleness of the mountain peak depended on the weather conditions.

Synonyms

visibility
vsvisibleness
54 2.8

How easy it is to see things, for example in fog

is the basic degree of being able to be seen
obviousness
vsvisibleness
3 2.9

The quality of being easy to see or understand

focuses only on being seen not on ease of understanding
conspicuousness
vsvisibleness
1 6.8

How easy something is to see or notice

is mere ability to be seen without implying it draws attention
observability
vsvisibleness
7.7

How easily sensors like radar can see or detect something

measures human visual ability rather than instrument detection
discernability
vsvisibleness
7.5

How easy it is to see or tell things apart

is about simple ability to be seen not about distinguishing it
apparency
vsvisibleness
9.5

Being easy to see or understand

is the plain fact of being seen not necessarily clearly understood
apparentness
vsvisibleness
6.8

How easy something is to see or understand

denotes simply that something can be seen without implying truth
manifestness
vsvisibleness
7.2

How clear and easy it is to see or understand something

refers to basic seeability not emphasising clarity or obviousness
noticeableness
vsvisibleness
4.8

How easy something is to see or understand

relates simply to being visible without attracting attention

Antonyms

15 6.0

The state of not being seen by other people

How Visible

clarity
152 3.0
visibleness
7.2
obscurity
1 6.9
invisibility
15 6.0

Surface Forms

visibleness singular
visiblenesses plural

Morphology

visibleness = visible (transparent) = visible + ness

Formed by adding the productive noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the common adjective 'visible', yielding 'the state of being visible'.

Etymology

Visibleness comes from the root vis- meaning 'see', which you can find in words like vision and visible, and the ending -ness meaning 'the state of'. So, visibleness means 'the state of being able to be seen'.