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Main Entry:	in·vis·i·ble [in-viz-uh-buhl] /ɪnˈvɪzəbəl/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

Once you do get tenure, and you're eminent and older, you'll stop being invisible.

It is moral hazard operating through the invisible hand.

Each blast normally sends out beams of invisible gamma rays and x-rays followed by an hours-long afterglow of visible light.

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Once you do get tenure, and you're eminent and older, you'll stop being invisible.

It is moral hazard operating through the invisible hand.

Each blast normally sends out beams of invisible gamma rays and x-rays followed by an hours-long afterglow of visible light.

Sensors can detect damage that may be invisible to the naked eye.

Crop cirles have been made by man and they have been made by invisible forces.

Hose it down and its nearly invisible leaves turn bright green and its branches burgundy-black.

Japanese researchers have developed a technology to produce invisible objects that you can touch and control.

Louis is not waiting for an invisible hand to move it up the rankings.

Inflation and government borrowing are invisible taxes.

X-rays are a high-energy form of light that is invisible to the human eye.

Venus comes to life at wavelengths invisible to human eyes.

Because this wavelength of light doesn't travel far underwater, a dark red squid is effectively invisible.

If you get out of line, you may get blasted with an invisible heat ray.

But since this all came from physics it is practically invisible.

Invisible to the human eye perhaps, but not invisible to a whole slew of infrared detectors.

We don't want to copy anyone to make ourselves more invisible.

The observations have revealed a dramatic realm of invisible violence.

Communication,of which body language makes up a large percentage is entirely invisible on the internet.

The problem with seeing a single sheet of graphene is that it's practically invisible.

For far too many, the line between pranks and abuse is an invisible one.

Britain's teeming but invisible average earners will decide the coming election.

The invisible map of the arthropod body plan became more complex, with more compartments and new body parts sprouting from them.

Some birds, fish and reptiles have four visual pigments and can detect ultraviolet light invisible to humans.

The pollution is also somewhat invisible yet kills even more people everyday.

It also reveals the way the world works on a scale that's invisible to the unaided eye.

Copperfield's illusion depends upon a harness attached to an array of nearly invisible wires.

Britain's invisible earnings from financial services are highly valuable.

The ray's dorsal side, invisible in this image, is covered with a signature pattern of vivid spots.

The rest of the satellites out there may be completely invisible.

Besides, there are things that simply shouldn't be left to the brutality of the invisible hand.

And not allow the heavy hand of government not to hand cuff the invisible hand.

Worn as an amulet, it was supposed to bring wealth, or make soldiers invisible to the enemy.

Invisible to the seals and their prey, the emissions did not disrupt their normal behavior.

The trackers work to find and follow animal trails in the wilderness-trails that are invisible to the untrained eye.

The visible matter of a galaxy, in other words, must be embedded in a halo of something invisible or else it would fly apart.

If the rocks were to be rearranged, the invisible tree structure is lost, they say.

Milk, lemon juice or baking soda mixed with water can be used as invisible ink.

The wreaths hang from nearly invisible fishing line looped around the tops of the.

Ten years ago this was a minor, largely invisible problem.

Another new trick magnifies fine details normally invisible to lenses.

The design remains invisible until you turn on the light.

But it could help win the next one: a stealth sniper scope for invisible.

Much of the damage inflicted on land is quite invisible to laymen.

Not only are offshore winds stronger but landlubbers have fewer objections to turbines almost invisible from the coast.

Illuminated by the invisible rays of the ultra-violet light, windows blaze light, stacks belch smoke.

But the heavy hand of the law is probably much less of a deterrent than the invisible hand of the market.

Adriel dropped the camera-luckily on a strap around his neck-as the tiny aircraft bucked on the invisible currents.

The invisible electromagnetic energy comes from many sources: broadcast towers, cellular-phone networks and.

Women buy a lot of gadgets, but it's easy for us to feel invisible in the world of consumer electronics.

Even small oversights by invisible people on the campus can turn into systemic issues that wind up on your desk.

At the same time, mobile phones' ability to communicate with unseen, distant people using invisible radio waves is almost magical.

The box should be virtually invisible to anyone except those who have followed your clues.

Carpet cloaks render covered objects invisible by bending light rays as they enter the cloak and then when they exit it.

They are invisible to satellites, and except on very.

Maisto has anything to do with it, adjuncts' working conditions will no longer be invisible to those outside the academy.

More jarring still are the invisible inequalities, the ones hidden in statistics.

Meanwhile, a hacker has superimposed an invisible web page over the movie.

Yellow symbols on a white background might as well be written in invisible ink.

White has so far remained too invisible to the general public to have stirred up any trouble.

Red attenuates quickly in the water column and helps the krill seem invisible to its prey.

The better the technology, the more invisible it becomes around.

Though invisible in normal light once it has hardened, this adhesive glows yellow when illuminated by a beam of ultraviolet light.

In the dark, power lines and barbed wire fences create invisible hazards during descent.

The universe has recently been commandeered by an invisible energy field, which is causing its expansion to accelerate outward.

From the invisible strands of fungi waiting to sprout between.

The two authors have borrowed a name for this invisible wealth: dark matter.

That's the whole point of a secret military base-to remain unknown and practically invisible.

It would seem to me it will take the invisible hand of a truly free economy to make this work.

If they are for-profit, they should be subject to the invisible hand of the freemarket.

I've become much more intimate with this invisible point.

The rest-dark matter and dark energy-is invisible to our telescopes.

Oh, and try to appreciate all of the invisible work that office staff members do to keep things ticking along.

Both venerate a supreme being and believe in the existence of invisible evil spirits or demons and in an afterlife.

Among the first applications could be a silent coating for naval ships, so that they're rendered invisible to sonar.

Very interesting book about invisible domestic workers.

Some music is so original it seems snatched from the great, invisible substrata that runs below all.

Whole swaths of higher education are rendered invisible.

Topo was brought to life by puppeteers in plain view and yet completely invisible to the camera and the studio audience.

Electricity itself is also a silent, invisible killer, and not directly detected by the senses under normal conditions.

Sharks are covered in flexible scales-nearly invisible to the human eye-that are made of the same material as teeth.

It continues to break down until it is invisible plastic dust.

But comets also have invisible tails of charged gases, or plasma, that interact with the solar wind.

Shell station watches for hydrogen flames, invisible in daylight.

The objective was to improve the stability of timekeeping in a manner that would be invisible to the general population.

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