Pronunciation

/vɪˈzɪt/

Definitions

Noun

• A noun referring to a visit: An act of going to see or pay a call on someone or something, often for a short time. For example: “We had a pleasant visit with our grandparents.”
• A noun referring to interest: An expression of curiosity or desire to learn about something or someone. For example: “The museum received many visits from art enthusiasts.”

Verb

• To go and see someone or somewhere: To go with the purpose of spending time or communicating. For example: “I’m going to visit my friend tomorrow.”
• To engage in a social interaction: To spend time with someone, often informally. For example: “We visited the local market every weekend.”

Adjective

• Describing an action: Expressing the act of paying a visit or attending. For example: “The annual visit to the doctor is required.”

Phrases

• “Pay a visit”: To go and see someone, typically for a short time.
• “Visit someone’s home”: To go to someone’s residence.
• “Virtual visit”: A meeting or communication through digital means, especially when distance prevents physical presence.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “We had a wonderful visit at the beach.”
• Verb: “My parents are planning to visit us next month.”
• Adjective: “The museum’s annual visitation numbers have been rising.”

Synonyms

• Call
• See
• Drop by
• Pay one’s respects
• Tour
• Attend
• Drop in

Antonyms

• Avoid
• Skip
• Miss