invisibility (Meaning)

Wordnet

invisibility (n)

the quality of not being perceivable by the eye

Webster

The state or quality of being invisible; also, that which is invisible.

The scientist's breakthrough invention promised a cloak of invisibility.
In folklore, tales often revolve around magical objects granting invisibility to their wielders.
The concept of invisibility has fascinated both scientists and fiction writers for centuries.
Stealth technology aims to achieve radar invisibility for military aircraft.
The character's superpower was the ability to render themselves invisible at will.
Invisibility can be a metaphor for societal marginalization in literature.
The spy relied on his gadget's invisibility feature to gather classified information undetected.
The camouflage strategy mimicked the invisibility of its surroundings, providing cover from predators.
The philosopher pondered the philosophical implications of the notion of invisibility.
The team of researchers conducted experiments to explore the physics behind optical invisibility.

the quality of not being perceivable by the eyeThe state or quality of being invisible; also, that which is invisible.

insignificance,inconspicuousness, oblivion, invisibleness, unpopularity,anonymity, namelessness, obscurity, silence, facelessness

renown, name, notoriety, note, reputation, significance, favor,fame, character, importance

The scientist's breakthrough invention promised a cloak of invisibility.

In folklore, tales often revolve around magical objects granting invisibility to their wielders.

The concept of invisibility has fascinated both scientists and fiction writers for centuries.

Stealth technology aims to achieve radar invisibility for military aircraft.