vis·i·ble 
/ˈvɪzəbəl/ adjective
/ˈvɪzəbəl/ adjective [more visible; most visible] 1 : able to be seen
▪ The ship was not visible through the fog. ▪ The ship was barely/clearly visible. ▪ The patient showed no visible symptoms. ▪ stars visible to the naked eye [=able to be seen without special equipment] — opposite invisible 2 : easily seen or understood : obvious
▪ There was a visible change in his mood. ▪ She has no visible means of support. [=she had no obvious source of money, such as a job] 3 : known to or noticed by the public
▪ They played a highly visible role in the negotiations. ▪ a highly visible politician
▪ The ship was not visible through the fog. ▪ The ship was barely/clearly visible. ▪ The patient showed no visible symptoms. ▪ stars visible to the naked eye [=able to be seen without special equipment] — opposite invisible
▪ There was a visible change in his mood. ▪ She has no visible means of support. [=she had no obvious source of money, such as a job]
▪ They played a highly visible role in the negotiations. ▪ a highly visible politician
— vis·i·bly /ˈvɪzəbli/ adverb
▪ He was visibly upset/excited.
/ˈvɪzəbli/ adverb ▪ He was visibly upset/excited.
