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visualization in Greek

visualization in Greek is απεικόνιση, οραματισμός — visualization means the act of picturing something in the mind, or the mental image produced.

visualization in Greek

απεικόνιση
noun
Pronounced: apeikonisi
The act of visualizing, or something visualized.
οραματισμός
noun
Pronounced: oramatismos
The act of visualizing, or something visualized.
απεικόνιση
noun
Pronounced: apeikonisi
(computing) A visual representation of data.

What does "visualization" mean?

  1. noun The act of picturing something in the mind, or the mental image produced.
    "Athletes often use visualization to prepare mentally before a race."
  2. noun A chart, graph, or other visual representation of data.
    "The dashboard turns raw sales figures into a clear visualization."
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visualization in a sentence

  • Athletes often use visualization to prepare mentally before a race.
  • The dashboard turns raw sales figures into a clear visualization.

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What is "visualization" in Greek?

"visualization" in Greek is απεικόνιση, οραματισμός. visualization means: The act of picturing something in the mind, or the mental image produced.

How do you pronounce απεικόνιση?

"visualization" in Greek is απεικόνιση, pronounced "apeikonisi".

How do you use "visualization" in a sentence?

Example: "Athletes often use visualization to prepare mentally before a race." In Greek, "visualization" is απεικόνιση, οραματισμός.

Are there other ways to say "visualization" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "visualization": απεικόνιση, οραματισμός.

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