American English
/ɪnˈvɪ.zə.bl̩/
4 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Not able to be seen.
Practice out loudNot able to be seen.
The ink is invisible to the naked eye.
The stars become invisible in the bright city sky.
invisible ink · invisible light · invisible barrier
[something] is invisible to [someone]
[something] becomes invisible in [condition]
Not noticed or considered important by other people, even when present.
She felt invisible at the meeting.
Many older workers feel invisible to employers.
feel invisible · remain invisible · invisible workers
[someone] feels invisible at [place]
[someone/something] is invisible to [group]
Ink that cannot be seen until it is treated in a special way.
The children wrote secret messages with invisible ink.
An unseen force that influences events, especially in an economy.
The invisible hand of the market can affect prices.