visual in Greek
visual in Greek is οπτικός — visual means relating to sight, or able to be seen.
visual in Greek
οπτικός
Pronounced: optikos
Related to or affecting the vision.
What does "visual" mean?
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adj Relating to sight, or able to be seen.
"The film relies heavily on visual storytelling rather than dialogue."
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noun An image, picture, or graphic used to support or illustrate something.
"The presentation needs a few more visuals to keep people engaged."
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visual in a sentence
- The film relies heavily on visual storytelling rather than dialogue.
- There was no visual sign of damage to the car.
- The presentation needs a few more visuals to keep people engaged.
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What is "visual" in Greek?
"visual" in Greek is οπτικός. visual means: Relating to sight, or able to be seen.
How do you pronounce οπτικός?
"visual" in Greek is οπτικός, pronounced "optikos".
How do you use "visual" in a sentence?
Example: "The film relies heavily on visual storytelling rather than dialogue." In Greek, "visual" is οπτικός.
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