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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 .
visitant
noun
1 relig a person appearing in a supernatural vision; an apparition.
2 a visitor (sense 2).
noun
1 relig a person appearing in a supernatural vision; an apparition.
2 a visitor (sense 2).
visitation
noun
1 an official visit or inspection.
2 an event regarded as a divine punishment or reward.
3 an instance of seeing a supernatural vision.
4 (the Visitation)
a the visit made by the Virgin Mary to her cousin Elizabeth (Luke 1.39?56);
b the Christian festival commemorating this, held on 2 July.
5 colloq an unduly long or wearisome visit.
noun
1 an official visit or inspection.
2 an event regarded as a divine punishment or reward.
3 an instance of seeing a supernatural vision.
4 (the Visitation)
a the visit made by the Virgin Mary to her cousin Elizabeth (Luke 1.39?56);
b the Christian festival commemorating this, held on 2 July.
5 colloq an unduly long or wearisome visit.
visitatorial or visitorial
adjective belonging or relating to an official visit or visitation.
adjective belonging or relating to an official visit or visitation.
visiting card
noun a card with one's name, address, etc printed on it, which is left instead of a formal visit. N Am equivalent calling card.
noun a card with one's name, address, etc printed on it, which is left instead of a formal visit. N Am equivalent calling card.
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