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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

I'm invisibly visible.

What does the following sentence mean?
I'm invisibly visible.
  

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Without context, I can only guess: visible but not noticeable (?).
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Hi,
Consider also 'I'm visibly invisible'.

Clive
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'Visible' is the opposite of 'invisible'. I think you cannot combine them to form a phrase with a different meaning.
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'Visible' is the opposite of 'invisible'. I think you cannot combined them to form a phrase with a different meaning.


I see nothing wrong with Clive's sentence.
In fact there is s similar saying in Cantonese which means people recognize your physical presentce but elect to treat you as if you are not there.
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Yoong Liat'Visible' is the opposite of 'invisible'. I think you cannot combined them to form a phrase with a different meaning.
Sure we can. Some western languages (at least, the ones I know something about
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TanitSome examples
How about "American English".
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