1. relating to or characterized by vision or sight
Usage: formal; technical
2. having the nature of a vision or dream; imaginary
Usage: literary

Examples

• The artist’s visional approach emphasized light and shadow.
• Her visional experience during meditation felt incredibly real.
• The scientist studied visional processing in the brain.
• His visional ideas seemed too fantastical to implement.
• The visional quality of the dream stayed with her all day.
• Visional disturbances can be a symptom of certain conditions.