illegible

legibly

adverb
The names of the partners must be shown legibly on all business letters.

Examples of legible

legible
These score differences were most marked for the least legible scripts, indicating that poor handwriting, in fact, advantages students.
These four words were the only ones that were legible from any distance: clearly a linguistic trick that was intended to arouse the reader's curiosity.
Legible text set right round face, with letters in relief and facing inwards.
Rather than dissolving lyric into pure song, she sought to make it legible as a material effect of metrical translation.
But this was a governing practice that worked less through making subjects "legible" to the state than through making government palpable to the population.
The address on the envelope was not legible at all.
The address(es) on the envelope were not legible at all.
This was a supreme synthesis of representation, architecture, books, space and knowledge made articulate and legible.
They require numerous, direct, legible well-paced routes offering choices of experience (quiet and green, crowded and bright and so on).
Censorship, concealment, camouflage - whatever one wants to call it - is not necessarily legible.
By surrounding a space that cannot be penetrated with another culturally accessible and defined space, the nursery overwrites its infantile detainees with a legible text.
The added plastic shapes at ground and roof level suggest their frames, and through the overcladding systems the frames become legible.
The overall effect is neat and highly legible.
Text is legible and is set within panel but without framing-lines.
The book of nature is not written in the language of mathematics, legible by everyone in command of it.
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