visual space
- noun
- But the emptiness that is the space, the visual space comes to be a space of imagination that gets filled with imagination.
It's the more I talk to topologist, the more they seem to not operate at all at all in the visual space.
- It's the more I talk to topologist, the more they seem to not operate at all at all in the visual space.
Examples
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In interior design, using mirrors can create an illusion of a larger room by enhancing the visual space available.
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Proper lighting can significantly improve the visual space in a small area, making it feel more open and inviting.
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This just helps set the visual space that we're talking about.
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And so the idea here is to have them not really take up as much visual space as a big giant set of black speakers.
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They describe a kind of visual space and they have a viewpoint, but the things in them seem to be drawn following a kind of fixed schema.
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The artist skillfully arranged the objects to maximize the visual space in the painting and draw the viewer's eye.
Synonyms
The area you can see from one place
The area you can see when you look straight ahead
How Wide
Surface Forms
Morphology
The noun phrase 'visual space' is compositionally built from 'visual' (related to sight) + 'space' (an area), so the meaning 'area as perceived visually' is directly derivable from its parts. This follows a standard adjective+noun pattern found across languages, making it immediately understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituents.
Etymology
Visual space comes from the simple image of the area you can see with your eyes: visual means 'seen' and space means the area around things. So visual space means the area as it appears to us, not the exact physical distance.