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Meanings of invisible in English
Portuguese
hollow man Spanish
invisible That can not be seen.
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Usage of invisible in English
1
Workers in the casualised economy, undocumented migrants and others are invisible victims.
2
Governments make it possible for the invisible hand to do its work.
3
Domestic abuse is a largely invisible crime, occurring mainly behind closed doors.
4
The problem with software is that the processing of information is invisible.
5
The spiritual part was dead; he had lost faith in the invisible.
6
But it has transformed itself into an invisible state within a state.
7
She had indeed changed course as if led by some invisible force.
8
The ship itself was invisible, already far ahead of that ascending light.
9
The dead lie in heaps and layers in the invisible, pernicious poison.
10
At the root of the Christian life lies belief in the invisible.
11
The passing of the invisible is made known in the same manner.
12
The best way to be invisible is to be completely, obviously visible.
13
To the best of our knowledge, no animal has an invisible friend.
14
Older LGBT people are largely invisible within mainstream services at the moment.
15
If home is not a safe place, many feel abandoned and invisible.
16
The parents of Howrah's lost children are more often than not invisible.
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