visual modality

/ˈvɪʒuəl moʊˈdæləti/

noun phrase

  1. The way information is received, communicated, understood, or represented through sight or images.

    B2

    usually uncountable

    • "The lesson uses the visual modality through pictures and diagrams."B1
    • "Some learners understand complex ideas more easily when the visual modality is used."B2
    • "The visual modality is crucial for reading and interpreting graphs."B2
    • "The study compared memory performance across visual and auditory modalities."C1

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