WordHive Learning Dictionary

Invisible

adjective

Invisible means unable to be seen.

9 letters 4 syllables

What does Invisible mean?

Invisible means unable to be seen.

Dictionary definition

Not able to be seen.

Example sentences

Invisible in a sentence

easy

The glass door looked almost invisible.

medium

Some tiny particles are invisible without a microscope.

hard

In stories, an invisible character can create surprise because others cannot see them.

Writing practice

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Practice the meaning of Invisible

Answer three quick questions about its meaning and related words.

Practice 1

What does invisible mean?

Practice 2

Which word or phrase is closest in meaning to invisible?

Practice 3

Which sentence uses invisible correctly?

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Invisible

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Sounds like

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Synonyms

Words like Invisible

unseenNot seen.
hiddenNot easy to see or find.
Synonym practice

Want to practice invisible synonyms in context? Try a Synonym Search question like "The clear tape looked almost invisible on the page," then compare close word choices. Practice invisible synonyms.

Word family

Invisible word family

Base word

invisible

adjective

invisible

Base form.

adverb

invisibly

In a way that cannot be seen.

noun

visibility

How easy something is to see.

Related words
Student support

Understand Invisible

Hint for students

Invisible means unable to be seen.

Common mix-up

Invisible is not the same as visible. Invisible means invisible means unable to be seen.

Try it in class or at home

Read this model sentence: Some tiny particles are invisible without a microscope. Clue words: some, tiny, particles. Underline clue words that show why invisible fits instead of visible. Now write one new sentence that shows invisible without using the word invisible. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show invisible?

Teacher prompt

Ask students to explain this model sentence: "Some tiny particles are invisible without a microscope." Why does invisible fit better than visible?