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visit
verb (visited , visiting )
1 tr & intr to go or come to see (a person or place) socially or professionally.
2 tr & intr to go or come to stay with someone temporarily.
3 (usu visit something on someone) to inflict (harm or punishment) on them.
4 to enter the mind of someone temporarily.
5 (usu visit someone with something) old use to afflict or trouble them The plague visited the villagers with dire consequences .
6 N Am colloq (usu visit with someone) to have a chat with them.
noun
1 an act of visiting; a social or professional call.
2 a temporary stay.
3 a sightseeing excursion.
[13c: from Latin visitare , from visere to go to see]
visitable adjective .
verb (visited , visiting )
1 tr & intr to go or come to see (a person or place) socially or professionally.
2 tr & intr to go or come to stay with someone temporarily.
3 (usu visit something on someone) to inflict (harm or punishment) on them.
4 to enter the mind of someone temporarily.
5 (usu visit someone with something) old use to afflict or trouble them The plague visited the villagers with dire consequences .
6 N Am colloq (usu visit with someone) to have a chat with them.
noun
1 an act of visiting; a social or professional call.
2 a temporary stay.
3 a sightseeing excursion.
[13c: from Latin visitare , from visere to go to see]
visitable adjective .
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