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What is the oopsite of invivisable?

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∙ 12y ago
Updated: 4/5/2025

The opposite of "invisible" is "visible." While something invisible cannot be seen or detected by the naked eye, something visible can be easily perceived and observed. In a broader context, "noticeable" or "apparent" could also serve as opposites.

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