1. to form a mental image or picture of something
Usage: British spelling
2. to make something visible or able to be seen
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• Try to visualise yourself succeeding in the interview.
• She could easily visualise her childhood home in great detail.
• The architect helped us visualise how the new building would look.
• It’s hard to visualise what life was like a hundred years ago.
• The software can visualise complex data in colorful charts.
• Scientists use special equipment to visualise tiny particles.
• Close your eyes and visualise a peaceful beach scene.