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vis
noun force; power.
[17c: Latin]
noun force; power.
[17c: Latin]
vis-Ã -vis
preposition in relation to something or someone; with regard to them.
adverb face-to-face.
noun (vis-Ã -vis ) a counterpart or opposite number.
[18c: French, from Latin visus face]
preposition in relation to something or someone; with regard to them.
adverb face-to-face.
noun (vis-Ã -vis ) a counterpart or opposite number.
[18c: French, from Latin visus face]
Vis.
abbreviation Viscount.
abbreviation Viscount.
visa
noun (visas ) a permit stamped into a passport, or a similar document, allowing the holder to enter or leave the country which issues it.
verb (visaed , visaing ) to stamp (a passport, etc) with a visa.
[19c: French, from Latin, from videre , visum to see]
noun (visas ) a permit stamped into a passport, or a similar document, allowing the holder to enter or leave the country which issues it.
verb (visaed , visaing ) to stamp (a passport, etc) with a visa.
[19c: French, from Latin, from videre , visum to see]
visage
noun , literary
1 the face.
2 the usual expression of a face; a countenance.
[14c: French, from Latin visus face]
noun , literary
1 the face.
2 the usual expression of a face; a countenance.
[14c: French, from Latin visus face]
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