invisibility in English

noun

[in·vis·i·bil·i·ty || ɪn‚vɪzə'bɪlətɪ]

quality of being impossible to see, imperceptibility, invisibleness

Use "invisibility" in a sentence

1. Cloaking is sort of synonymous with invisibility, like when Harry Potter wears an invisibility cloak

2. Cloaking Shield Construction; Invisibility; Limitations

3. That's the economic invisibility of nature.

4. What I'm after ain't no invisibility, -- it's burglary.

5. These are invisibility, lack of community, and internalized Biphobia.

6. I cannot of course believe in this absurd invisibility story -- "

7. Natural Invisibility (Ex) A Brume is effectively invisible in fog, smoke, or mist.

8. And we were quite intrigued with playing with the notion of invisibility.

9. Shifting body size and content, super speed, flight, super strength, immortality, and invisibility.

10. Like most ghosts, Bogel's abilities include teleportation, invisibility and intangibility (passing through solid objects)

11. But, Jane, how can you be seen with me when I'm wearing the cloak of invisibility?

12. This would address concerns regarding the invisibility of women who are eligible for board positions.

13. 5e Blindsight signifies a dragon can see despite the darkness, fog, Invisibility 5e, and comparable kinds of obscurement.

14. Categories of Micro-Aggressions Assumptions of inferiority Invisibility Use of language to belittle Objectification Confusing equity and equality Assumptions of …

15. They combine distinct acoustic superiority with invisibility (end of stigmatization), an open ear canal, and hopefully, the end of feedback whistling.

16. This invisibility cloak allows the nanoparticle to travel through the bloodstream long and far enough to reach the tumor, without getting eliminated by the body.

17. Each character has an array of martial arts moves, a grab move and also a mystical move, which varies from firing a projectile to invisibility to teleportation.

18. 23 Their breakthrough comes just a year after US and British physicists created an invisibility cloak that worked in the microwave region of the electromagnetic spectrum .

19. After the excitement of winning the match has died down, Christmas approaches and Harry receives an invisibility cloak from an anonymous source claiming that the cloak belonged to Harry's father.

20. 18-20 (Biphobia refers to negative attitudes, behaviors and structures specifically directed towards anyone who is attracted to more than one gender; common forms of Biphobia include bisexual denial, bisexual invisibility, bisexual exclusion

21. ‹ Back to Research Projects Cloaking and Invisibility One of the most exciting applications of metamaterials consists in the possibility of suppressing the overall scattering from an arbitrary object by covering it with a suitably designed ‘cloak’

22. Baseheartedness, hast thou hidden the Holiest into all but invisibility!--'Man of Genius:' O Mecaenas Twiddledee, hast thou any notion what a Man of Genius is? Genius is 'the inspired gift of God.' It is the clearer presence of God Most High in a man

23. Or bad sweets) with holy symbols and an aloy of every metal imaginable with intellgence, great powers, Bardlike skills, enchanteed to give a massive power up to other, no ego, a familiar with half his power (that is a dagger), and invisibility, (BIG breath) continue! LuluViBritania chapter 1 .

24. @article{osti_1349977, title = {Temperature-Controlled Chameleonlike Cloak}, author = {Peng, Ruiguang and Xiao, Zongqi and Zhao, Qian and Zhang, Fuli and Meng, Yonggang and Li, Bo and Zhou, Ji and Fan, Yuancheng and Zhang, Peng and Shen, Nian-Hai and Koschny, Thomas and Soukoulis, Costas M.}, abstractNote = {Invisibility cloaking based on transformation optics has brought about unlimited space