1. plural of invisibility; the state or quality of being unable to be seen or perceived
Usage: countable and uncountable uses; often used in abstract or philosophical contexts
2. instances or examples of things that are invisible or hidden from view
Usage: used in academic, literary, and social contexts to refer to multiple invisible phenomena or groups

Examples

• The invisibilities of systemic inequality are often overlooked in policy discussions.
• In the novel, the author explores the invisibilities of marginalized communities.
• The physicist studied the invisibilities of dark matter in the universe.
• Social invisibilities affect how certain groups are treated in society.
• The film examines the invisibilities of mental health struggles.
• Architectural design must account for the invisibilities of infrastructure.
• Her research focuses on the invisibilities of unpaid labor in the economy.