invisible
adjective
noun
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Contemporary Examples of invisibility
The invisibility extends beyond the political to the cultural.
The explanation for Asian American invisibility is complicated.
That is probably why so many observers have called them “vaccine-resistant,” or said that they wear an invisibility cloak.
When Tolkien published The Hobbit, the ring was nothing but a magical ring of invisibility that Bilbo found on his journey.
But by wearing a cloak of invisibility you cheat the world of your talents and intellect.
Historical Examples of invisibility
Even the helmet, that covered him with its invisibility, had vanished!
The Gorgon's HeadNathaniel Hawthorne
I could not operate the mechanism of invisibility of De Boer's X-flyer.
But the mechanism controlling the asteroid's invisibility was not destroyed.
The Bluff of the HawkAnthony Gilmore
When he had time to think, the invisibility of the thing was not so incredible.
Salvage in SpaceJohn Stewart Williamson
It would imply the invisibility of a tangible substance; of a solid.