visualise
Visualise (verb) means British spelling of visualize, used outside Oxford-style spelling conventions. Example: “Try to visualise the finished room before you pick a paint colour.”
How to use visualise
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSame word and meaning as visualize — just the common British spelling.
Both -ise and -ize spellings are accepted in British English; -ize is standard in American English.
Word forms
visualised past tense, visualises singular
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Try to _____ the finished room before you pick a paint colour.
Etymology
From visual + the suffix -ise, the everyday British alternative to -ize.
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Rhymes for visualise
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What does “visualise” mean?
The word “visualise” means british spelling of visualize, used outside Oxford-style spelling conventions. In plain terms, same word and meaning as visualize — just the common British spelling.
How do you use “visualise” in a sentence?
Here is “visualise” used in a sentence: “Try to visualise the finished room before you pick a paint colour.”
What part of speech is “visualise”?
“Visualise” is a verb.
What is the meaning of visualise?
"visualise" (verb) means british spelling of visualize, used outside Oxford-style spelling conventions.