চাক্ষুষ, দৃষ্টিলব্ধ, দৃষ্টিসংক্রান্ত, চক্ষুসংক্রান্ত, দর্শন-সংক্রান্ত, অন্তর্দৃষ্টি-সংক্রান্ত, কল্পনা-সঙ্ক্রান্ত, দৃষি্টগোচর
(1) Relating to or using sight.
(2) Visible.
(3) Able to be seen.
(4) Able to be seen with eyes.
(1) Other blunders interfere more with the visual integrity of the building than its structure.
(2) Indeed water in all its diverse forms has been mainly responsible for the visual feast that lies ahead.
(3) Previously, visual checks were carried out but this could be very subjective.
(4) Experiments in visual perception have shown that the mind has a great influence on what we see.
(5) They also point to the historical inclusion of visual arts in the festival.
(6) It is a very successful way to convert an ordinary shot into one with a lot of visual appeal.
(7) Such visual adverts seek to mobilise hopes which their very existence has helped extinguish.
(8) He has a visual impairment
(9) Taken together, these elements add up to a beautiful visual blend of the old and the new.
(10) His poetry is highly visual
(11) The dishes that ranged from pudding, juice to salads proved to be a visual treat as well.
(12) Her training in visual arts enables her to create her scenes as though each image is to be framed.
(13) There are a couple of visual effects that are stunning and the pacing is just brilliant.
(14) Her performance earned her a bronze medal in the visual impairment category.
(15) When only the first two rows of an eye chart are read it is called moderate visual impairment.
(16) However, Plato's distrust of sensory perception led him to reject the visual arts.
(17) The graphics have been upgraded, improving even further on the visual quality.
(18) For the greatest visual impact, a rock garden should be constructed on as large a scale as the site will allow.
(19) I feel they are concentrating on the visual side rather than the practical problems we are facing.
(20) There are very strong arguments that wind turbines spoil the visual appearance of the landscape.
optical
visible
ocular
graphic