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invisible

/ɪnˈvɪz.ə.bəl/

Translations

invisibleadjective

more invisible

Comp.

most invisible

Super.

/ɪnˈvɪz.ə.bəl/

The invisible ink revealed the secret message when exposed to heat.

L’encre invisible a révélé le message secret lorsqu’elle a été exposée à la chaleur.

Additional translations

immatérielÉconomie, finance.

Synonyms

out of sight

Antonyms

invisiblenoun

invisibles

/ɪnˈvɪz.ə.bəl/

Used, though rarely, as a noun meaning an unseen person, thing or intangible item; plural form 'invisibles' is attested.

invisiblesTerme économique, le plus souvent au pluriel.

Tourism and shipping are important invisibles in the nation's economy.

Le tourisme et le transport maritime sont des invisibles importants dans l’économie du pays.

Additional translations

invisibleNom substantivé.

invisibleadjective

Unable to be seen; not visible to the eye.

The invisible ink revealed the secret message when exposed to heat.

Not perceptible or noticeable; not easily detected.

The changes in the policy were so subtle they were almost invisible to the public.

Relating to or involving intangible items, especially financial or economic services, that are not in physical form.

Invisible earnings from insurance and banking offset the country's trade deficit.

invisiblenoun

A person or thing that cannot be seen, or an intangible item that is not physically perceptible.

The story speaks of invisibles who guide humanity from the shadows.

An intangible asset, service, or source of income that does not involve the movement of physical goods (usually in the plural).

Tourism and shipping are important invisibles in the nation's economy.