Visualise is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VISUALISE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to call up a clear visual image, also VISUALIZE
• form a mental image of; imagine
• make (something) visible to the eye
• view the outline of by means of an X-ray
• form a mental picture of something that is invisible or abstract
• imagine; conceive of; see in one\'s mind
• make visible
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• British variant of visualization, visualize, visualizer
• same as visualize

Words related to VISUALISE

visualised14 visualises13 visualising15 visualize21

Words that contain VISUALISE

visualised14 visualiser13 visualises13 visualisers14

How to use VISUALISE in a sentence

• We must remember that most children visualise and that they can only do so from what they have seen.
• Again, town children cannot visualise hill and valley, forest and moor, brook and river, not to mention jungles and snowfields and the trackless ocean.
• I wished her to visualise Oliver as he stood that evening at the top of those dreadful stairs, and to watch the manner of his fall.
• I find that a few persons can, by what they often describe as a kind of touch-sight, visualise at the same moment all round the image of a solid body.
• They are less able to visualise the features of intimate friends than those of persons of whom they have caught only a single glance.
• The best workmen are those who visualise the whole of what they propose to do, before they take a tool in their hands.
• I have also questioned many of my own friends in general terms as to whether they visualise numbers in any particular way.
• Experiments were made as to the time required to get these images well in the mental view, by reading to the lady a series of numbers as fast as she could visualise them.
• Perhaps you have tried to visualise old New York as hard as I have tried.
• In a biography it should be the task of the writer to visualise the personality of his subject as well as to record merely the material events of his life.
• The most difficult task in dealing with antiquity is to visualise the actual life as it was lived.
• For instance, though he must visualise a scene as he writes it, he should not visualise it completely, as a novelist should.
• For you must roll Sheffield and Newcastle-on-Tyne and Barrow-in-Furness into one clanging whole to visualise Essen-on-the-Ruhr.
• It is difficult for the comfortable sit-at-homes to visualise the condition of men who have been in the enemy atmosphere of hate for a long period.

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