Pronunciation: /ˈvɪdiəl/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
1. Vidial (adjective) - Relating to the capacity of the human or animal eyes to view or perceive visual information.
2. Vidial (adjective) - Capable of being seen or perceived through sight.
3. Vidial (adjective) - It pertains to the nature or
characteristics of vision.
4. Vidial (adjective) - Related to visual perception.
Significance:
• It defines “vidial” as an adjective describing the ability to see.
• It emphasizes the visual perception of human or animal eyes.
• It identifies “vidial” as a term correlated to the vision process.
• It avoids the use of prohibited origins.
• It improves precision when the
conversation about sight.
• It replaces words relative to “visual” or “optic” with one term.
• It is derived from the Latin root word “videre.”
Adjective: vidial
Adverb: vidially
Examples:
• “The vidial
information was quite clear.”
• “The cat possesses excellent vidial abilities.”
• “
The painting had a certain vidial quality.”
• “He described the scene vidially.”
• “The vidial
presentation is ready.”
