invisible
They had servants who almost invisibly cleaned up after them.
Some cracks begin invisibly inside the wheels.
She lived quietly and almost invisibly in the United States.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Indistinct & invisible
blur
blurrily
blurry
cloudily
fuzzily
fuzziness
fuzzy
indiscernible
melt
not see hide nor hair of someoneidiom
smudged
super-subtle
swimmy
unapparent
unclear
unfocused
vague
vapory
viewless
washy

Examples of invisibly

invisibly
Mixed mode arithmetic and assignment is permitted with invisibly overloaded operators and automatic type coercions.
Without the scar, the censoring machinery operates invisibly; with it, a trace remains by which the censorship can be seen as such.
She takes her place invisibly as a ventriloquist whose puppets, the dull, everyday performers, sit immersed in a soundworld to which they obviously cannot relate.
Invisibly, but indelibly, they make the system work, and they rake in the profits.
By eliding the subject of the actions, as in the phrase "handed round," she also seems to suggest that the acts are performed invisibly.
The usual extrapolation implies that proteins unfold reversibly, albeit invisibly, even at zero denaturant.
In the review copy, some of the later bubbleplots were almost invisibly faint.
Imagine that such an application were to use abstract syntax trees as its internal editable representation and invisibly invoke an incremental optimizing compiler in response to the user's actions.
Fantasies moved within her like ghosts, making no break in her more acknowledged consciousness and finding no obstruction in it: dark rays doing their work invisibly in the broad light.
From the 1960s to the 1980s this stateless, placeless corporation had, by contrast, advertised itself as the ultimate mixer, blending almost invisibly with any combination of drinks, environments or emotions.
The performer, who is the creator of the live flute sound, is at the centre of the audience's gaze, while the technical staff do their work invisibly and anonymously.
The image of the dark rays/spectres "doing their work invisibly in the broad light" recalls the spectral image of the key, which has made its imprint unobserved.
In this process, the minute insect, living invisibly underground, was made visible and became constitutive of the scientifictechnological object, "pest," pertaining to a scientific discipline, modern economic entomology.
I can understand the underlying rationale, that environmental costs must be incorporated in the price, but should this be done invisibly at all costs?
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I understand that one should try to imagine a system of pipework, perhaps reminiscent of some examples of modern architecture, through which information invisibly flows.
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