visually
Americanadverb
Etymology
Origin of visually
late Middle English word dating back to 1400–50; visual, -ly
Example Sentences
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These designs stand out visually, but they also make it possible to write explicit integral representations of functions, which are essential for solving complex boundary value problems.
From Science Daily
During this time, the annual retreat of the Nile floodwaters would have visually echoed these beliefs, as the elevated ground beneath Karnak appeared to rise and grow as the waters receded.
From Science Daily
He hopes that a cure can be found so that his daughter, who is registered as visually impaired, can drive a car when she's older.
From BBC
He set classical stories in visually believable architectural settings with costumes and props based on archaeological discoveries.
Start your personal reading resolution with these visually exhilarating books.
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