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

• She visualises her goals every morning before starting work.
• The architect visualises the building before drawing the plans.
• This software visualises complex data in simple charts.
• He finds it hard to visualise abstract mathematical concepts.
• The teacher visualises the lesson using colorful diagrams.
• Scientists visualise molecular structures using computer models.
• She visualises herself succeeding in the interview.