hypervisual

English

Etymology

From hyper- +‎ visual.

Adjective

hypervisual (comparative more hypervisual, superlative most hypervisual)

  1. Very highly visual.
    • 2004, Mark Michael Smith, Hearing History: A Reader, page 23:
      As befits a hypervisual modern world we have all been seeing and looking with ever greater intensity and sophistication, while the other senses have been ignored.
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