invisible in Latin
invisible in Latin is invisus, invīsibilis — invisible means not able to be seen, either because it is hidden or because it does not reflect light.
invisible in Latin
invisus
Unable to be seen; out of sight; not visible.
invīsibilis
Unable to be seen; out of sight; not visible.
What does "invisible" mean?
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adj Not able to be seen, either because it is hidden or because it does not reflect light.
"The thin wire was almost invisible against the grey sky."
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adj Chat or messaging: appearing offline to others while still logged in.
"I go invisible on the app whenever I need to study quietly."
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invisible in a sentence
- The thin wire was almost invisible against the grey sky.
- Germs are invisible to the naked eye.
- I go invisible on the app whenever I need to study quietly.
- Why are you invisible? I can see you were online a minute ago!
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What is "invisible" in Latin?
"invisible" in Latin is invisus, invīsibilis. invisible means: Not able to be seen, either because it is hidden or because it does not reflect light.
How do you use "invisible" in a sentence?
Example: "The thin wire was almost invisible against the grey sky." In Latin, "invisible" is invisus, invīsibilis.
Are there other ways to say "invisible" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "invisible": invisus, invīsibilis.
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