Advanced word for visit

To make a brief, usually social, visit

“My parents visit a couple of times a month.”

To view by spending time in, usually as part of a holiday or vacation

“Many tourists visit the Great Barrier Reef each year to enjoy the coral reefs.”

To stay somewhere temporarily

“Our son comes to visit for a day or two every month.”

To be a regular patron or visitor of

“Sometimes you want to visit a bar where everybody knows your name.”

To afflict or haunt with (harm)

“It was said that the deity would visit ten plagues upon the land to demonstrate its power.”

To engage in casual conversation

“I usually visit with old friends during the weekends.”

To go on a voyage or journey

To make an appearance

To cause (a large amount of damage or harm)

To interact with or engage in communication

To inhabit, or visit frequently (typically used in reference to ghosts)

To make contact with someone

To criticize or rebuke strongly

To affect, or happen to, someone or something in particular

To buy goods or merchandise from (an establishment)

A temporary stay with a person or at a place

“Lucy made her first visit to Paris, where she immersed herself in the city’s arts, culture, food, and wine.”

An act of going to see a person or place

“You should pay your grandmother a visit while you’re in town.”

A trip taken for pleasure, especially one lasting a day or less

The act or event of returning home

Formal discussions or negotiations over a period

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1

as in to see

to make a social call upon

the club ladies make a point of visiting everyone who moves into the neighborhood


2

as in to stay

to reside as a temporary guest

an old friend who comes to visit for a month every summer


3

as in to chat

to engage in casual or rambling conversation

tries to visit with her best friend on the phone at least once a week

4

as in to haunt

to go to or spend time in often

visit Ireland for a few weeks every year


5

as in to call

to make a brief visit

stopped to visit with my father on the way out of town

1

as in stay

a temporary residing as another’s guest

my aunt always looks forward to her weeklong annual visit with her mother

2

as in visitation

a coming to see another briefly for social or business reasons

came by for a quick visit

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  • appointment
  • call
  • holiday
  • interview
  • stay
  • stop
  • stopover
  • talk
  • vacation
  • evening
  • sojourn
  • tarriance
  • visitation
  • weekend
  • call
  • call on
  • frequent
  • hit
  • inspect
  • play
  • see
  • stay at
  • talk
  • tour
  • chat
  • converse
  • crash
  • dwell
  • reside
  • sojourn
  • tarry
  • come around
  • come by
  • drop by
  • drop in
  • drop over
  • go over to
  • go to see
  • look around
  • look in on
  • look up
  • pay a call
  • pay a visit to
  • pop in
  • stay with
  • step in
  • stop by
  • stop off
  • swing by
  • take in
  • attack
  • afflict
  • assail
  • avenge
  • befall
  • impose
  • inflict
  • pain
  • punish
  • smite
  • trouble
  • wreak
  • wreck
  • bring down on
  • descend upon
  • force upon

On this page you’ll find 117 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to visit, such as: appointment, call, holiday, interview, stay, and stop.

antonyms for visit

  • go
  • ignore
  • listen
  • neglect
  • refrain
  • be quiet
  • aid
  • assist
  • help

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WORDS RELATED TO VISIT

  • access
  • alight
  • appear
  • attain
  • barge in
  • blow in
  • bob up
  • breeze in
  • bust in
  • buzz
  • check in
  • clock in
  • disembark
  • dismount
  • drop anchor
  • drop in
  • enter
  • fall by
  • fall in
  • get to
  • hit
  • hit town
  • land
  • make it
  • make the scene
  • pop in
  • pop up
  • pull in
  • punch the clock
  • reach
  • report
  • roll in
  • show
  • show up
  • sign in
  • sky in
  • take place
  • turn up
  • visit
  • wind up at
  • accesses
  • alights
  • appears
  • attains
  • barges in
  • blows in
  • bob up
  • breezes in
  • bust in
  • buzzes
  • checks in
  • clocks in
  • disembarks
  • dismounts
  • drop anchor
  • drops in
  • enters
  • falls by
  • falls in
  • gets to
  • hits
  • hits town
  • lands
  • makes it
  • makes the scene
  • pops in
  • pops up
  • pulls in
  • punches the clock
  • reaches
  • reports
  • rolls in
  • shows
  • shows up
  • sign in
  • sky in
  • takes place
  • turns up
  • visits
  • winds up at
  • appear
  • be a guest
  • be at
  • be present
  • be there
  • bob up
  • catch
  • check in
  • clock in
  • come to light
  • drop in
  • frequent
  • go to
  • haunt
  • make an appearance
  • make it
  • make the scene
  • pop up
  • punch in
  • punch the clock
  • ring in
  • show
  • show up
  • sit in on
  • time in
  • turn up
  • visit
  • appeal
  • bidding
  • command
  • invitation
  • notice
  • order
  • plea
  • proposal
  • request
  • solicitation
  • subpoena
  • summons
  • supplication
  • visit
  • got
  • lay hold of
  • obtained
  • procured
  • secured
  • took possession of
  • won
  • babble
  • bull session
  • chatter
  • conversation
  • converse
  • gab
  • gas
  • gossip
  • heart-to-heart
  • hot air
  • jabber
  • palaver
  • prattle
  • rap
  • rap session
  • tête-à-tête
  • visit
  • yak

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  1. visit

    Avenge and revenge, once close synonyms, are now far apart in meaning. To avenge is to visit some offense with punishment, in order to vindicate the righteous, or to uphold and illustrate the right by the suffering or destruction of the wicked. «And seeing one of them suffer wrong, he avenged him that was oppressed, and smote the Egyptian,» Acts vii, 24. To revenge is to inflict harm or suffering upon another through personal anger and resentment at something done to ourselves. Avenge is unselfish; revenge is selfish. Revenge, according to present usage, could not be said of God. To retaliate may be necessary for self-defense, without the idea of revenge. Compare REVENGE.

    Synonyms:
    avenge, punish, retaliate, revenge, vindicate

    Preposition:
    Avenge on or upon (rarely, avenge oneself of) a wrong-doer.

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  1. visitnoun

    the act of going to see some person or place or thing for a short time

    «he dropped by for a visit»

    Synonyms:
    sojourn

  2. visitnoun

    a meeting arranged by the visitor to see someone (such as a doctor or lawyer) for treatment or advice

    «he scheduled a visit to the dentist»

    Synonyms:
    sojourn

  3. visitnoun

    the act of visiting in an official capacity (as for an inspection)

    Synonyms:
    sojourn

  4. visitnoun

    the act of going to see some person in a professional capacity

    «a visit to the dentist»

    Synonyms:
    sojourn

  5. sojourn, visitverb

    a temporary stay (e.g., as a guest)

    Synonyms:
    sojourn

  6. visit, seeverb

    go to see a place, as for entertainment

    «We went to see the Eiffel Tower in the morning»

    Synonyms:
    chitchat, take in, figure, date, go out, bring down, shoot the breeze, look, find out, reckon, confabulate, go through, inspect, impose, see to it, gossip, confab, find, view, go steady, get word, call in, meet, jaw, chit-chat, claver, check, construe, determine, see, chew the fat, chatter, fancy, picture, call, visualize, realise, control, encounter, natter, learn, envision, travel to, watch, escort, run into, regard, run across, assure, come across, inflict, image, take care, witness, get wind, ensure, attend, pick up, understand, experience, interpret, ascertain, catch, visualise, consider, examine, chat, realize, project, chaffer, discover, insure, get a line, hear

  7. travel to, visitverb

    go to certain places as for sightseeing

    «Did you ever visit Paris?»

    Synonyms:
    confab, natter, bring down, inspect, impose, claver, chat, call in, confabulate, chew the fat, jaw, chatter, chit-chat, gossip, call, chitchat, inflict, travel to, shoot the breeze, chaffer, see

  8. visit, call in, callverb

    pay a brief visit

    «The mayor likes to call on some of the prominent citizens»

    Synonyms:
    chitchat, predict, forebode, bring down, shoot the breeze, promise, inspect, phone, impose, call off, gossip, confab, shout out, foretell, cry, call in, scream, jaw, holler, chit-chat, claver, anticipate, call up, see, chew the fat, call, recall, send for, natter, hollo, travel to, address, shout, inflict, name, call back, confabulate, squall, bid, ring, chat, withdraw, chatter, telephone, chaffer, yell, prognosticate

  9. visit, inspectverb

    come to see in an official or professional capacity

    «The governor visited the prison»; «The grant administrator visited the laboratory»

    Synonyms:
    confab, natter, bring down, inspect, impose, claver, chat, call in, scrutinize, confabulate, chew the fat, jaw, chatter, chit-chat, audit, gossip, call, chitchat, scrutinise, inflict, travel to, shoot the breeze, chaffer, see

  10. inflict, bring down, visit, imposeverb

    impose something unpleasant

    «The principal visited his rage on the students»

    Synonyms:
    chitchat, land, bring down, confab, overthrow, enforce, inspect, impose, trim down, overturn, lower, get down, call in, cut, jaw, chit-chat, claver, trim back, trim, see, chew the fat, cut down, call, reduce, levy, natter, gossip, travel to, subvert, take down, cut back, put down, inflict, shoot the breeze, confabulate, let down, chat, chatter, chaffer

  11. chew the fat, shoot the breeze, chat, confabulate, confab, chitchat, chit-chat, chatter, chaffer, natter, gossip, jaw, claver, visitverb

    talk socially without exchanging too much information

    «the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze»

    Synonyms:
    bawl out, chitchat, chide, yack, call down, masticate, bring down, huckster, shoot the breeze, twaddle, inspect, consult, impose, take to task, gossip, prattle, call on the carpet, inflict, reproof, manducate, call in, lambaste, palaver, jaw, higgle, claver, tittle-tattle, lambast, maunder, see, haggle, chew out, remonstrate, call, tattle, have words, berate, rebuke, natter, travel to, trounce, dress down, confab, chit-chat, chew up, gibber, click, blab, reprimand, rattle on, piffle, scold, confabulate, confer, chew the fat, dish the dirt, yap away, chew, prate, rag, chat, chatter, yack away, chaffer, lecture, gabble, blabber, clack

  12. visitverb

    stay with as a guest

    «Every summer, we visited our relatives in the country for a month»

    Synonyms:
    confab, natter, bring down, inspect, impose, claver, chat, call in, confabulate, chew the fat, jaw, chatter, chit-chat, gossip, call, chitchat, inflict, travel to, shoot the breeze, chaffer, see

  13. visitverb

    assail

    «He was visited with a terrible illness that killed him quickly»

    Synonyms:
    confab, natter, bring down, inspect, impose, claver, chat, call in, confabulate, chew the fat, jaw, chatter, chit-chat, gossip, call, chitchat, inflict, travel to, shoot the breeze, chaffer, see

Matched Categories

    • Afflict
    • Meeting
    • Stay

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  1. List of paraphrases for «visit»:

    visits, visiting, tour, visited, visite, trip, consult, visitation, visita, see, visitor, inspection, tours, mission, browse, travel, visitez

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  1. Polina Rumyantseva:

    We were able to visit the apartment of Maxim Borodin, together with the police and forensic experts on Friday, the intermediate conclusion is that Maxim Borodin fell out of the balcony of Maxim Borodin apartment where Maxim Borodin probably was smoking, as Maxim Borodin had big plans for Maxim Borodin personal life and career, there is nothing to support a verdict of suicide.

  2. Kathleen Porter-Magee:

    I hope his visit fundamentally changes the conversation about Catholic education in America, the headlines have been largely negative over the past several years. … People have talked about schools closing and struggling and Catholics moving out of the city to the suburbs. That’s really put pressure on the schools, particularly those that serve our neediest students.

  3. Frederic Plachesi:

    The odds are for the next few months, only locals will visit the lodge, we estimate a 60% loss of business because of the omicron restrictions.

  4. France Dammel:

    Belgian experts are looking into the elements obtained during this inspection visit, together with Dutch, Italian and Spanish experts.

  5. Foreign Minister Ebrahim Rahimpour:

    Total trade between Iran and China stood around $52 billion in 2014. But it dropped last year because of falling oil prices, some 16 accords including a strategic cooperation agreement will be signed during the Chinese President’s Iran visit.


Translations for visit

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  • اعتمر, يزور, زيارة, الْتم, وفد, زارArabic
  • navštívit, návštěvaCzech
  • ymweldWelsh
  • besøg, besøgeDanish
  • besuchen, BesuchGerman
  • επισκέπτομαι, επίσκεψηGreek
  • vizitiEsperanto
  • visitar, visitaSpanish
  • vierailu, vierailla, käydä, käyntiFinnish
  • consultation, visite, visiterFrench
  • tadhal, tadhailScottish Gaelic
  • viaxeGalician
  • ביקרHebrew
  • यात्रा, पधारनाHindi
  • այց, այցելություն, այցելելArmenian
  • visitarInterlingua
  • kunjungIndonesian
  • vizitarIdo
  • visita, visitareItalian
  • ביקורHebrew
  • 訪れる, 往訪, 訪問, 訪ねるJapanese
  • 방문하다Korean
  • میوانیKurdish
  • viso, visito, visitLatin
  • посетува, посетаMacedonian
  • lawatMalay
  • besøkNorwegian
  • opzoeken, bezoekenDutch
  • gjeste, besøkNorwegian Nynorsk
  • besøkeNorwegian
  • wizytaPolish
  • visitar, visita, consultaPortuguese
  • watukuyQuechua
  • посетить, посещение, визит, посещатьRussian
  • pòsjetiti, pȍsjetSerbo-Croatian
  • obiskatiSlovene
  • visit, besöka, besökSwedish
  • வருகைTamil
  • సందర్శకుడు, చూచు, చూడు, సందర్శిమ్చు, దర్శించుTelugu
  • เยี่ยม, หาThai
  • ziyaret, ziyaret etmekTurkish
  • візита, візитUkrainian
  • thămVietnamese
  • visitönVolapük

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Visit Past Tense

The past tense of Visit is visited.

1. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] go to certain places as for sightseeing.

Synonyms

  • sightsee
  • trip
  • jaunt
  • travel
  • frequent
  • travel to

Antonyms

  • snarl
  • entangle
  • disarrange
  • disorder

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

Rhymes with Visit

  • deposit
  • exit
  • perquisite
  • renuzit
  • revisit
  • sesit
  • transit

How do you spell visit? Is it visist ?

A common misspelling of visit is visist

Sentences with visit

1. Verb, base form
Lake Bemidji is an ideal place to visit year around.

2. Noun, singular or mass
There are plenty of quality campgrounds to choose from for your next visit.

3. Verb, non-3rd person singular present
For this reason, DermNet NZ advises that you visit a dermatologist to have culture swabs taken.

Quotes about visit

1. Summer is a great time to visit art museums, which offer the refreshing rinse of swimming pools only instead of cool water, you immerse yourself in art.
Jerry Saltz

2. You’re only here for a short visit. Don’t hurry, don’t worry. And be sure to smell the flowers along the way.
Walter Hagen

3. And when her lips met mine, I knew that I could live to be a hundred and visit every country in the world, but nothing would ever compare to that single moment when I first kissed the girl of my dreams and knew that my love would last forever.
Nicholas Sparks, Dear John

2. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] go to see a place, as for entertainment.

Synonyms

  • see
  • tour

Antonyms

  • excommunicate
  • exit
  • keep

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

3. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] pay a brief visit.

Synonyms

  • drop by
  • see
  • come by
  • meet
  • call
  • call in
  • drop in

Antonyms

  • disorganise
  • disorganize
  • untidiness
  • disorderliness

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

4. visit

noun. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] the act of going to see some person or place or thing for a short time.

Synonyms

  • meeting
  • coming together
  • site visit
  • call
  • visiting

Antonyms

  • rise
  • leave
  • deny
  • withdraw

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

5. visit

noun. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] a meeting arranged by the visitor to see someone (such as a doctor or lawyer) for treatment or advice.

Synonyms

  • meeting

Antonyms

  • borrow
  • breastfeed

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

6. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] come to see in an official or professional capacity.

Antonyms

  • war

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

7. visit

noun. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] the act of visiting in an official capacity (as for an inspection).

Synonyms

  • meeting
  • coming together

Antonyms

  • increase
  • lengthen
  • raise

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

8. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] impose something unpleasant.

Synonyms

  • obtrude
  • clamp
  • bring down
  • foist
  • give
  • dictate
  • order
  • impose
  • communicate
  • inflict
  • intrude
  • intercommunicate

Antonyms

  • stay
  • stand still
  • inelasticity
  • forbid

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

9. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] talk socially without exchanging too much information.

Synonyms

  • claver
  • confabulate
  • chat
  • jaw
  • shmooze
  • chaffer
  • gossip
  • shoot the breeze
  • chit-chat
  • chew the fat
  • schmooze
  • discourse
  • confab
  • chitchat
  • converse
  • jawbone
  • chatter
  • schmoose
  • shmoose

Antonyms

  • refuse
  • shrink
  • hide
  • upgrade

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

10. visit

verb. [‘ˈvɪzɪt’] stay with as a guest.

Synonyms

  • stay
  • bide

Antonyms

  • idle
  • esteem
  • respect

Etymology

  • visito (Latin)

Collins

  
      vb  

1    be the guest of, call in, call on, drop in on     (informal)   go to see, inspect, look (someone) up, pay a call on, pop in     (informal)   stay at, stay with, stop by, take in     (informal)  

2    afflict, assail, attack, befall, descend upon, haunt, smite, trouble  

3      (with)
  
   on or upon   bring down upon, execute, impose, inflict, wreak  
      n  

4    call, sojourn, stay, stop  

English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

Collins

visit

     ( visits    plural & 3rd person present)   ( visiting    present participle)   ( visited    past tense & past participle  )

1       verb   If you visit someone, you go to see them and spend time with them.  
He wanted to visit his brother in Worcester…      V n  
Bill would visit on weekends.      V  
      Visit is also a noun., n-count  
Helen had recently paid him a visit.     

2       verb   If you visit a place, you go there for a short time.  
He’ll be visiting four cities including Cagliari in Sardinia…      V n  
Caroline visited all the big stores.      V n  
…a visiting truck driver.      V-ing  
      Visit is also a noun., n-count   usu N to n  
I paid a visit to my local print shop.     

3       verb   If you visit a website, you look at it.     (COMPUTING)  
For details visit our website at www.cobuild.collins.co.uk.      V n  

4       verb   If you visit a professional person such as a doctor or lawyer, you go and see them in order to get professional advice. If they visit you, they come to see you in order to give you professional advice.  
  (mainly BRIT)  
(=see)  

If necessary the patient can then visit his doctor for further advice…      V n  
      Visit is also a noun., n-count   usu with supp  
You may have regular home visits from a neonatal nurse.      visit with      phrasal verb   If you visit with someone, you go to see them and spend time with them.  
  (AM)  
I visited with him in San Francisco.      V P n  

flying visit        ( flying visits    plural  ) A flying visit is a visit that only lasts a very short time.      n-count  

return visit        ( return visits    plural  ) If you make a return visit, you visit someone who has already visited you, or you go back to a place where you have already been once.      n-count  
He made a nostalgic return visit to Germany.     

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1666 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ vˈɪzɪt], [ vˈɪzɪt], [ v_ˈɪ_z_ɪ_t]

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  • n.

    • confine,
    • vacation,
    • certify,
    • admit,
    • bedside manner,
    • doctor,
    • evening,
    • holiday,
    • interview,
    • caseload,
    • appointment,
    • formal call,
    • visitation,
    • cure,
    • commit,
    • diagnose.

    • drop in,
    • pop in,
    • go around,
    • pay someone/something a visit/call,
    • drop by,
    • run-in,
    • come over.

    • competition,
    • dinner party,
    • blind date,
    • black tie,
    • place,
    • company,
    • coffee klatch,
    • fringe.

    • flame,
    • bookmark,
    • dial-up,
    • browse,
    • hook up,
    • host,
    • facebook,
    • maintain,
    • words,
    • download.

    • over,
    • give,
    • willing.

    • engage someone in conversation,
    • fall into conversation,
    • pass the time of day (with someone),
    • get into conversation (with someone),
    • catch up,
    • rap.

    act (noun)

    • visit.

    bring down (noun)

    • bring down.

    call (noun)

    • re quests,
    • re quest,
    • re-quests,
    • re-quest.

    call in (noun)

    • call in.

    chaffer (noun)

    • chaffer.

    chat (noun)

    • heart to hearts,
    • heart to heart,
    • heart-to-hearts.

    chatter (noun)

    • chatter.

    chitchat (noun)

    • chitchat.

    claver (noun)

    • claver.

    confab (noun)

    • confab.

    confabulate (noun)

    • confabulate.

    conversation (noun)

    • questioning,
    • repartee,
    • talkfest,
    • jives,
    • pillow talk,
    • Re-mark,
    • jive.

    date (noun)

    • inter views,
    • inter view,
    • inter-views,
    • inter-view.

    engagement (noun)

    • going outs,
    • gettogether,
    • seeing ones.

    jaw (noun)

    • jaw.

    journey (noun)

    • trans migration,
    • trans migrations,
    • vagabondages,
    • travelings,
    • trans-migrations,
    • roamings,
    • wayfarings,
    • trans-migration.

    natter (noun)

    • natter.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • pilgrimage,
    • date,
    • heart-to-heart,
    • airings,
    • call,
    • gossip,
    • straight talk,
    • event,
    • conversation,
    • talk,
    • wanderings,
    • solicitations,
    • journey,
    • voyage,
    • meeting,
    • eyeball-to-eyeball,
    • request,
    • earful,
    • coming together,
    • Interlocution,
    • get together,
    • affair,
    • seeing one,
    • chat,
    • solicitation,
    • stay,
    • vagabondage,
    • engagement.

    talk (noun)

    • de liberations,
    • earfuls,
    • eyeball to eyeball,
    • inter locutions,
    • de-liberations,
    • straight talks,
    • de-liberation,
    • eyeball-to-eyeballs,
    • inter-locutions,
    • inter-locution,
    • inter locution,
    • interlocutions,
    • de liberation,
    • eyeball to eyeballs.

    travel to (noun)

    • travel to.
  • v.

    arrive (verb)

    • dropped anchor,
    • falls in,
    • busts in,
    • dis mounting,
    • dis-mounted,
    • dis-mount,
    • re-ached,
    • rolled in,
    • wound up at,
    • busted in,
    • punches the clock,
    • punching the clock,
    • falling by,
    • dis-mounts,
    • wound at,
    • dis-embarks,
    • dis-mounting,
    • hits town,
    • blows in,
    • re-ported,
    • makes it,
    • dis-embarked,
    • fell in,
    • falls by,
    • re porting,
    • gat to,
    • punches clock,
    • gotten to,
    • skyed in,
    • skying in,
    • skies in,
    • breezes in,
    • dis mounted,
    • rolls in,
    • signed in,
    • bobbing up,
    • dropt anchor,
    • clocks in,
    • punched clock,
    • winding at,
    • punching clock,
    • clocking in,
    • punch clock,
    • dis-embarking,
    • made scene,
    • popping in,
    • skied in,
    • dis embark,
    • hitting town,
    • popped up,
    • popping up,
    • re ached,
    • breezing in,
    • winds up at,
    • bobs up,
    • re-porting,
    • dis embarked,
    • busting in,
    • makes scene,
    • making the scene,
    • dis-embark,
    • falling in,
    • re ported,
    • winding up at,
    • blew in,
    • re aching,
    • dis mount,
    • breezed in,
    • drops anchor,
    • winded at,
    • dis mounts,
    • re-aching,
    • winded up at,
    • making it,
    • signing in,
    • making scene,
    • pops in,
    • winds at,
    • makes the scene,
    • wind at,
    • fell by,
    • bobbed up,
    • dis embarks,
    • punched the clock,
    • make scene,
    • signs in,
    • dis embarking.

    attend (verb)

    • coming to light,
    • wert at,
    • being present,
    • am present,
    • rang in,
    • wast guest,
    • being a guest,
    • come light,
    • making appearance,
    • punching in,
    • came light,
    • are present,
    • is a guest,
    • being guest,
    • made appearance,
    • was present,
    • were guest,
    • wast there,
    • punches in,
    • ringed in,
    • being at,
    • is there,
    • were a guest,
    • comes light,
    • is at,
    • ringing in,
    • are at,
    • sits in on,
    • wert present,
    • wast at,
    • makes an appearance,
    • rings in,
    • was there,
    • sate on,
    • sat in on,
    • art a guest,
    • am there,
    • was guest,
    • art present,
    • sate in on,
    • were there,
    • wert a guest,
    • is guest,
    • are guest,
    • sits on,
    • timing in,
    • times in,
    • are a guest,
    • wert guest,
    • am a guest,
    • makes appearance,
    • made an appearance,
    • is present,
    • be guest,
    • were present,
    • art at,
    • wast present,
    • coming light,
    • sat on,
    • was a guest,
    • am at,
    • wert there,
    • wast a guest,
    • timed in,
    • art there,
    • comes to light,
    • am guest,
    • making an appearance,
    • were at,
    • art guest,
    • sitting in on,
    • was at.

    be a guest of (verb)

    • take in,
    • go to see,
    • reside,
    • dwell,
    • look around,
    • stay with,
    • go over to,
    • look in on,
    • drop over,
    • pay a visit to,
    • inspect,
    • stop by,
    • pay a call,
    • step in,
    • stay at,
    • HIT.

    bother, haunt (verb)

    • assail,
    • descend upon,
    • punish,
    • bring down on,
    • trouble,
    • avenge,
    • attack,
    • wreck,
    • befall,
    • force upon,
    • pain.

    come by (verb)

    • paying a call,
    • came over,
    • drops by,
    • dropt by,
    • pays a call,
    • paid call,
    • stopping by,
    • comes over,
    • dropping by,
    • looks in,
    • pay call,
    • coming over,
    • stopt by,
    • dropped by,
    • pays call,
    • payed a call,
    • paying call,
    • looked in,
    • looking in,
    • payed call,
    • stopped by,
    • paid a call,
    • stops by.

    contact (verb)

    • gotten in touch with,
    • got touch with,
    • tele phones,
    • getting touch with,
    • tele-phoning,
    • wrote to,
    • gotten ahold of,
    • was touch with,
    • gat ahold of,
    • inter facing,
    • inter act,
    • was in touch with,
    • gotten touch with,
    • being in touch with,
    • gets in touch with,
    • is touch with,
    • inter-facing,
    • checks with,
    • inter acts,
    • inter faces,
    • inter faced,
    • art touch with,
    • speaks to,
    • be touch with,
    • inter acted,
    • checked with,
    • got in touch with,
    • tele-phone,
    • inter-acted,
    • spake to,
    • inter-faces,
    • tele phoned,
    • are touch with,
    • get touch with,
    • inter acting,
    • am touch with,
    • writing to,
    • inter-face,
    • re late,
    • inter-acting,
    • wert touch with,
    • got ahold of,
    • checking with,
    • inter-faced,
    • writes to,
    • gat touch with,
    • were in touch with,
    • tele-phoned,
    • tele-phones,
    • getting in touch with,
    • inter face,
    • are in touch with,
    • tele phoning,
    • gat in touch with,
    • inter-act,
    • is in touch with,
    • were touch with,
    • art in touch with,
    • wast in touch with,
    • gets touch with,
    • inter-acts,
    • being touch with,
    • gets ahold of,
    • writ to,
    • wert in touch with,
    • re-lated,
    • tele phone,
    • getting ahold of,
    • wast touch with.

    haunt (verb)

    • re pair,
    • tarries at,
    • re-paired,
    • tarried at,
    • re-pairing,
    • re pairing,
    • re paired,
    • re-pairs,
    • re pairs,
    • tarrying at,
    • re-pair.

    impose (verb)

    • in fringing,
    • ex-acting,
    • lay down law,
    • pre-scribes,
    • re quiring,
    • putting foot down,
    • force up on,
    • ex acts,
    • lays down,
    • forces upon,
    • ex-acted,
    • in-fringed,
    • reading riot act,
    • re-quired,
    • pre scribing,
    • in fringed,
    • de cree,
    • laid down the law,
    • intro-duces,
    • de-creed,
    • pre scribe,
    • puts foot down,
    • intro duce,
    • ex-act,
    • forced up on,
    • takes advantage,
    • moved in on,
    • laying down the law,
    • re quires,
    • re-quires,
    • re-quire,
    • in-fringes,
    • ex acting,
    • reads riot act,
    • pre-scribed,
    • forces up on,
    • moved on,
    • de-crees,
    • intro-duce,
    • moves in on,
    • took advantage,
    • de crees,
    • lays down law,
    • de-cree,
    • forcing up on,
    • moves on,
    • re quire,
    • re-quiring,
    • laid down law,
    • in-fringe,
    • in fringes,
    • in fringe,
    • pre-scribing,
    • ex act,
    • lays down the law,
    • moving in on,
    • laying down law,
    • forcing upon,
    • in-fringing,
    • re quired,
    • intro duces,
    • pre-scribe,
    • de creed,
    • moving on.

    inflict (verb)

    • de-livered,
    • de-liver,
    • de liver,
    • sticked to,
    • de livers,
    • ex tort,
    • sticks it to,
    • de-livering,
    • de-livers,
    • ex pose,
    • ex torts,
    • bringing up on,
    • gives it to,
    • brought up on,
    • de livering,
    • ex-tort,
    • brings upon,
    • ex-pose,
    • stuck it to,
    • brings up on,
    • sticking to,
    • giving it to,
    • bringing upon,
    • gave it to,
    • ex posed,
    • ex-posed,
    • sticking it to,
    • sticked it to,
    • ex-posing,
    • gave to,
    • de livered,
    • deals out,
    • gives to,
    • bring up on,
    • ex-torts,
    • brought upon.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • joining,
    • jaunt,
    • intercommunicate,
    • speech,
    • go in,
    • bide,
    • tour,
    • abide,
    • movement,
    • discourse,
    • seek,
    • call on,
    • activity,
    • smite,
    • meet,
    • trip,
    • call upon,
    • afflict,
    • communicate,
    • converse.

    remain (verb)

    • sticks around,
    • sate out,
    • pre-vails,
    • keeps on,
    • re sided,
    • holds the fort,
    • pre vailed,
    • staying behind,
    • sticked around,
    • de lays,
    • held fort,
    • pre vail,
    • re side,
    • out lasting,
    • re siding,
    • holds fort,
    • out-last,
    • sat through,
    • in habit,
    • staid in,
    • staid behind,
    • in-habit,
    • kept on,
    • is left,
    • pre vailing,
    • re mained,
    • stays put,
    • stays behind,
    • out live,
    • stayed behind,
    • sitting through,
    • art left,
    • being left,
    • in-habits,
    • out-live,
    • stayed put,
    • out-living,
    • in-habiting,
    • puts on hold,
    • out lasted,
    • out-lasts,
    • de-lays,
    • remains standing,
    • pre-vail,
    • stayed in,
    • re sting,
    • de lay,
    • out last,
    • re-maining,
    • in-habited,
    • remaining standing,
    • re mains,
    • sits out,
    • made camp,
    • re-main,
    • re sides,
    • out-lasted,
    • in habits,
    • hold fort,
    • making camp,
    • puts hold,
    • re-siding,
    • out-lives,
    • staid put,
    • putting hold,
    • makes camp,
    • de-laying,
    • out living,
    • holding the fort,
    • re-sting,
    • out-lasting,
    • re-mains,
    • am left,
    • staid over,
    • sticking around,
    • pre vails,
    • stuck around,
    • stays in,
    • holds over,
    • staying in,
    • re main,
    • re-sides,
    • sitting out,
    • remained standing,
    • wert left,
    • keeping on,
    • sits through,
    • de-lay,
    • re maining,
    • stays over,
    • re-mained,
    • holding fort,
    • sate through,
    • in habiting,
    • put hold,
    • pre-vailed,
    • re-side,
    • out-lived,
    • in habited,
    • re-sided,
    • wast left,
    • held the fort,
    • out lasts,
    • are left,
    • de laying,
    • were left,
    • out lived,
    • out lives,
    • stayed over.

    resort (verb)

    • availing oneself of,
    • falling back on,
    • re sorting,
    • de vote,
    • put use,
    • looks to,
    • availing of,
    • de votes,
    • heads for,
    • turned to,
    • re-sorted,
    • de-voted,
    • re sort,
    • re-sort,
    • recurs to,
    • avails of,
    • de-votes,
    • fell back on,
    • turns to,
    • heading for,
    • re-sorts,
    • re curring,
    • puts to use,
    • re-curring,
    • puts use,
    • making use of,
    • re-sorting,
    • makes use of,
    • re sorts,
    • benefited by,
    • re sorted,
    • de voted,
    • recurred to,
    • availed of,
    • refers to,
    • de-vote,
    • turning to,
    • looked to,
    • availed oneself of,
    • putting to use,
    • de-voting,
    • recurring to,
    • re-curred,
    • benefits by,
    • bring in to play,
    • benefiting by,
    • re curred,
    • putting use,
    • de voting,
    • falls back on.

    see (verb)

    • kept company with,
    • keeping company with,
    • consorts with,
    • stopped in,
    • consorting with,
    • beared company,
    • stopping in,
    • associates with,
    • run in to,
    • consorted with,
    • running in to,
    • bearing company,
    • associating with,
    • runs in to,
    • ran in to,
    • stops in,
    • stopt in,
    • bare company,
    • bears company,
    • bore company.

    smite (verb)

    • de feats,
    • de feat,
    • de-feats,
    • de-feat.

    talk (verb)

    • de-liberates,
    • was contact,
    • wast in contact,
    • keeps touch,
    • is in contact,
    • goes in to huddle,
    • having meet,
    • are contact,
    • hadst a meet,
    • engages conversation,
    • go in to huddle,
    • engaged in conversation,
    • going into a huddle,
    • carries on conversation,
    • inter viewed,
    • goes into a huddle,
    • held discussion,
    • de-liberated,
    • has a meet,
    • wert in contact,
    • thrashed out,
    • had a meet,
    • hast a meet,
    • holding discussion,
    • being contact,
    • kept touch,
    • engaged conversation,
    • carried conversation,
    • goes in to a huddle,
    • are in contact,
    • wert contact,
    • art in contact,
    • holds discussion,
    • hadst meet,
    • keep touch,
    • go into huddle,
    • ex-changing,
    • thrashing out,
    • hast meet,
    • keeping in touch,
    • carrying conversation,
    • went into huddle,
    • engage conversation,
    • de liberating,
    • de-liberating,
    • has meet,
    • go in to a huddle,
    • haddest meet,
    • wast contact,
    • groupthinking,
    • hath a meet,
    • am in contact,
    • being in contact,
    • thrashes out,
    • be contact,
    • joined in conversation,
    • goes into huddle,
    • went in to huddle,
    • keeps in touch,
    • hath meet,
    • having a meet,
    • joining in conversation,
    • de liberates,
    • joined conversation,
    • collogued,
    • groupthinks,
    • going into huddle,
    • engaging conversation,
    • haddest a meet,
    • joins conversation,
    • engages in conversation,
    • de liberate,
    • keeping touch,
    • going in to a huddle,
    • am contact,
    • engaging in conversation,
    • ex changing,
    • de-liberate,
    • is contact,
    • carrying on conversation,
    • had meet,
    • have meet,
    • colloguing,
    • inter viewing,
    • was in contact,
    • went in to a huddle,
    • ex-changed,
    • went into a huddle,
    • joins in conversation,
    • joining conversation,
    • carries conversation,
    • inter-viewing,
    • inter-viewed,
    • carried on conversation,
    • collogues,
    • going in to huddle,
    • kept in touch,
    • join conversation,
    • carry conversation,
    • art contact,
    • were contact,
    • were in contact,
    • groupthinked,
    • de liberated.

    tarry (verb)

    • goofing around,
    • drags one’s feet,
    • taking time,
    • getting no place fast,
    • losing time,
    • gotten no place fast,
    • hold phone,
    • got no place fast,
    • holding phone,
    • take one time,
    • warm chair,
    • taking one time,
    • drags feet,
    • dragged ones feet,
    • takes time,
    • gat no place fast,
    • drag ones feet,
    • loses time,
    • takes one time,
    • dragging one feet,
    • drag one feet,
    • warmed a chair,
    • dragged one feet,
    • gets no place fast,
    • dragged one’s feet,
    • warming a chair,
    • took time,
    • takes ones time,
    • dragging ones feet,
    • took one’s time,
    • takes one’s time,
    • held phone,
    • warming chair,
    • warms a chair,
    • stops over,
    • drags one feet,
    • warmed chair,
    • taking ones time,
    • holds the phone,
    • goofed around,
    • dragging one’s feet,
    • dragging feet,
    • lost time,
    • stopped over,
    • dragged feet,
    • take ones time,
    • goofs around,
    • held the phone,
    • warms chair,
    • took one time,
    • holds phone,
    • stopt over,
    • holding the phone,
    • took ones time,
    • drags ones feet.

    touch base (verb)

    • has friendly chat,
    • hath friendly chat,
    • haddest friendly chat,
    • has a friendly chat,
    • talk tete a tete,
    • hath a friendly chat,
    • having friendly chat,
    • hast a friendly chat,
    • hadst a friendly chat,
    • talking tete a tete,
    • renews communication,
    • have friendly chat,
    • talked tete-a-tete,
    • haddest a friendly chat,
    • hadst friendly chat,
    • hast friendly chat,
    • talking tete-a-tete,
    • renewed communication,
    • had friendly chat,
    • talked tete a tete,
    • had a friendly chat,
    • renewing communication,
    • having a friendly chat,
    • talks tete-a-tete,
    • talks tete a tete.

    travel (verb)

    • makes one way,
    • make journey,
    • made one way,
    • went camping,
    • sightsaw,
    • taking boat,
    • weekending,
    • taking a plane,
    • went abroad,
    • sets out,
    • make ones way,
    • taking trip,
    • take trip,
    • sightseen,
    • over-nights,
    • overnighted,
    • took trip,
    • over-night,
    • goes camping,
    • going into orbit,
    • going in to orbit,
    • goes riding,
    • making one way,
    • makes way,
    • take train,
    • getting through,
    • gat through,
    • goes into orbit,
    • going abroad,
    • makes journey,
    • makes a journey,
    • takes a boat,
    • weekended,
    • makes one’s way,
    • going camping,
    • taking plane,
    • making a journey,
    • made ones way,
    • went in to orbit,
    • took a train,
    • made a journey,
    • go in to orbit,
    • take boat,
    • taking a boat,
    • took a boat,
    • overnighting,
    • make one way,
    • made journey,
    • takes a train,
    • took a trip,
    • made way,
    • over nights,
    • took a plane,
    • making one’s way,
    • took train,
    • making ones way,
    • made one’s way,
    • takes trip,
    • taking train,
    • goes in to orbit,
    • went into orbit,
    • takes train,
    • sets forth,
    • gotten through,
    • went riding,
    • took boat,
    • goes abroad,
    • takes a plane,
    • takes plane,
    • going riding,
    • sightsees,
    • takes boat,
    • gets through,
    • making journey,
    • makes ones way,
    • takes a trip,
    • took plane,
    • take plane.

    wreak (verb)

    • un leashes,
    • un leashing,
    • un leash,
    • un-leashes,
    • un-leashed,
    • un leashed,
    • un-leashing,
    • un-leash.
  • Other synonyms:

    • gatecrash,
    • flying visit,
    • revisit,
    • grand tour,
    • look up,
    • call by,
    • cold call,
    • conducted tour,
    • courtesy call,
    • swing by,
    • house-to-house,
    • swing through,
    • stop off,
    • descend on,
    • whistle-stop tour,
    • look-in.

    • door-to-door,
    • look-over,
    • speak,
    • come around or round,
    • come around,
    • patronize,
    • circuit.

    • lodge,
    • open house.

    • receive.

    • crash,
    • pop.

    • answer.

    • DO.

    • stop.

    • play,
    • drop,
    • round.

    arrive

    • took place,
    • accessing,
    • sign in,
    • pops up,
    • accessed,
    • blowing in,
    • sky in,
    • takes place,
    • taking place,
    • blow in,
    • breeze in,
    • clock in,
    • made it,
    • make it,
    • roll in,
    • fall by,
    • get to,
    • bust in,
    • wind up at,
    • fall in,
    • rolling in,
    • make the scene,
    • drop anchor,
    • getting to,
    • hit town,
    • clocked in,
    • punch the clock,
    • popped in,
    • dropping anchor,
    • got to,
    • take place,
    • shows up,
    • made the scene,
    • bob up,
    • gets to,
    • pop up.

    call in

    • call-in.

    come by

    • look in,
    • run in.

    contact

    • interacting,
    • reaches out,
    • interface,
    • check with,
    • reached out,
    • interfacing,
    • get in touch with,
    • get ahold of,
    • speaking to,
    • interact,
    • be in touch with,
    • interfaced,
    • interfaces,
    • reaching out,
    • reach out,
    • speak to,
    • write to,
    • spoke to.

    haunt

    • Infesting,
    • hang out,
    • tarry at,
    • infests.

    impose

    • saddled,
    • laying down,
    • move on,
    • infringe,
    • move in on,
    • Saddling,
    • forced upon,
    • lay down the law,
    • laid down,
    • read riot act,
    • lay down,
    • taking advantage,
    • put foot down,
    • take advantage,
    • obtrude,
    • Levied.

    inflict

    • Subjected,
    • meting out,
    • stuck to,
    • giving to,
    • mete out,
    • give to,
    • deal out,
    • sticks to,
    • stick to,
    • meted out,
    • dealing out,
    • Subjecting,
    • stick it to,
    • metes out,
    • give it to,
    • bring upon,
    • dealt out.

    inspect

    • make the rounds.

    Other relevant words:

    • Parleying,
    • whacked,
    • fall back on,
    • join in conversation,
    • Palavering,
    • groupthink,
    • stopping over,
    • attend,
    • look to,
    • sitting on,
    • come to light,
    • made use of,
    • sit on,
    • are there,
    • taking one’s time,
    • remain,
    • put to use,
    • be there,
    • inflict,
    • tooling,
    • benefit by,
    • dialoguing,
    • tooled,
    • get no place fast,
    • avail oneself of,
    • ring in,
    • went to,
    • turn to,
    • impose,
    • make use of,
    • goes to,
    • see,
    • wreak,
    • interviewed,
    • goof around,
    • came to light,
    • dialogued,
    • recur to,
    • tarry,
    • haunt,
    • Palavered,
    • go to,
    • hold the phone,
    • referring to,
    • be at,
    • time in,
    • make an appearance,
    • take one’s time,
    • filibustered,
    • be present,
    • punched in,
    • drag feet,
    • have a meet,
    • Parleyed,
    • engage in conversation,
    • carry on conversation,
    • headed for,
    • keep in touch,
    • be a guest,
    • avail of,
    • head for,
    • punch in,
    • travel,
    • referred to,
    • go into a huddle,
    • arrive,
    • touch base,
    • contact,
    • avails oneself of,
    • whacking,
    • be in contact,
    • resort,
    • thrash out,
    • come by,
    • being there,
    • make appearance,
    • frequent,
    • take time,
    • looking to,
    • warm a chair,
    • refer to,
    • going to,
    • drag one’s feet,
    • collogue,
    • stop over,
    • sit in on,
    • Filibustering,
    • lose time,
    • hold discussion.

    remain

    • bivouacs,
    • Roosted,
    • stay over,
    • Roosting,
    • hold over,
    • Bunking,
    • nesting,
    • Bivouacked,
    • sit through,
    • stay put,
    • staying put,
    • make camp,
    • sit out,
    • remain standing,
    • Lasted,
    • was left,
    • stay in,
    • putting on hold,
    • staying over,
    • be left,
    • sat out,
    • held over,
    • put on hold,
    • stick around,
    • nested,
    • keep on,
    • stay behind,
    • Bunked,
    • bivouacking,
    • bivouac,
    • hold the fort.

    see

    • Shepherding,
    • keeps company with,
    • went out with,
    • going out with,
    • run into,
    • goes out with,
    • go with,
    • took out,
    • Shepherded,
    • Piloted,
    • go out with,
    • running into,
    • taking out,
    • keep company with,
    • associated with,
    • bear company,
    • piloting.

    touch base

    • renew communication,
    • talk tete-a-tete.

    travel

    • Jaunted,
    • set forth,
    • make way,
    • overnight,
    • vacationing,
    • get through,
    • Junketed,
    • go abroad,
    • knock around,
    • over night,
    • set out,
    • take a boat,
    • Adventuring,
    • setting out,
    • setting forth,
    • go into orbit,
    • Jaunting,
    • vacationed,
    • taking a trip,
    • got through,
    • junketing,
    • take a train,
    • go camping,
    • make one’s way,
    • Adventured,
    • overnights,
    • taking a train,
    • motored,
    • motoring,
    • Voyaged,
    • sightseeing,
    • making way,
    • take a plane,
    • make a journey,
    • weekends,
    • go riding,
    • traveled,
    • take a trip.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • get word,
    • call up,
    • yarn,
    • besides,
    • chide,
    • clack,
    • cheap,
    • look at,
    • holler,
    • have words,
    • maunder,
    • take care,
    • find out,
    • transient,
    • fancy,
    • know,
    • get back,
    • reproof,
    • go through,
    • shoot the breeze,
    • yack away,
    • deplane,
    • encounter,
    • tentative,
    • hang around,
    • more,
    • feel,
    • repair to,
    • alight,
    • imagine,
    • hold,
    • dress down,
    • cozy chat,
    • view,
    • cast anchor,
    • abstemious,
    • pay,
    • bother,
    • search,
    • revenge,
    • go steady,
    • enter,
    • confer,
    • take down,
    • conceive of,
    • experience,
    • tattle,
    • exactly,
    • provident,
    • construe,
    • prescribe,
    • remonstrate,
    • pay a visit,
    • fit,
    • apply,
    • creep in,
    • espionage,
    • lambaste,
    • serve out,
    • beset,
    • find,
    • shout out,
    • yet,
    • bring,
    • check,
    • land,
    • hang,
    • interrupt,
    • trim,
    • burst in,
    • sightsee,
    • address,
    • call-back,
    • work,
    • pay out,
    • residence,
    • prying,
    • bid,
    • yap away,
    • be present at,
    • nevertheless,
    • insure,
    • frugal,
    • certainly,
    • trek,
    • behold,
    • squeeze in,
    • recall,
    • put into,
    • hie,
    • tete-a-tete,
    • overturn,
    • momentary,
    • explore,
    • chew,
    • be closeted with,
    • promise,
    • parsimonious,
    • ring,
    • haggle,
    • predict,
    • ephemeral,
    • picture,
    • rebuke,
    • probationary,
    • prognosticate,
    • joyride,
    • again,
    • envision,
    • control,
    • pop out,
    • remove,
    • Gam,
    • contemplate,
    • masticate,
    • palaver,
    • set foot in,
    • put in,
    • trim back,
    • hang about,
    • further,
    • pack in,
    • dismount,
    • examine,
    • inexpensive,
    • prate,
    • blab,
    • click,
    • ingress,
    • rest,
    • respect,
    • interpret,
    • take to,
    • look on,
    • dance attendance on,
    • hunt for,
    • provisional,
    • withal,
    • hollo,
    • slip in,
    • reconnaissance,
    • chin,
    • residency,
    • observe,
    • visualise,
    • forebode,
    • associate with,
    • come across,
    • come to,
    • come back,
    • additionally,
    • hear,
    • also,
    • audit,
    • thrifty,
    • come home,
    • rattle on,
    • vent,
    • come in,
    • reprimand,
    • call at,
    • get a line,
    • learn,
    • execute,
    • let go,
    • overthrow,
    • foist,
    • tittle-tattle,
    • phone,
    • take-in,
    • huckster,
    • withdraw,
    • cut down,
    • consort with,
    • figure,
    • colloque,
    • mingle with,
    • bawl out,
    • too,
    • fleeting,
    • drive,
    • name,
    • get down,
    • intrude,
    • slender,
    • higgle,
    • work in,
    • how,
    • get wind,
    • conditional,
    • take possession of,
    • fall upon,
    • undergo,
    • anyway,
    • comprehend,
    • stop in,
    • friendly chat,
    • temporary,
    • realize,
    • mix with,
    • press in,
    • outspan,
    • call off,
    • wait upon,
    • consult,
    • makeshift,
    • trim down,
    • crowd in,
    • lecture,
    • servility,
    • blabber,
    • thrust in,
    • be located,
    • pause,
    • Prittle-prattle,
    • image,
    • shout,
    • anyhow,
    • economical,
    • During,
    • show up,
    • watch,
    • push in,
    • chew the fat,
    • skimpy,
    • see to it,
    • have recourse to,
    • carry out,
    • scream,
    • possess,
    • attend regularly,
    • insert,
    • discover,
    • scrutinise,
    • go into,
    • however,
    • cut back,
    • tarriance,
    • return,
    • scold,
    • globe-trot,
    • stopover,
    • chew up,
    • subvert,
    • have a friendly chat,
    • ensure,
    • look,
    • go ashore,
    • prattle,
    • subject,
    • bestow,
    • get in,
    • seem,
    • sojourn,
    • seize,
    • excursion,
    • in addition,
    • squall,
    • inspection,
    • espionnage,
    • administer,
    • fulfill,
    • edge in,
    • witness,
    • present oneself,
    • detrain,
    • appear,
    • run across,
    • exert,
    • disembark,
    • prudent,
    • habituate,
    • ran into,
    • wedge in,
    • indeed,
    • effect,
    • come,
    • foretell,
    • catch,
    • let down,
    • twaddle,
    • visualize,
    • escort,
    • converge,
    • layover,
    • turn up,
    • scourge,
    • cry,
    • regard,
    • search for,
    • deem,
    • understand,
    • take a break,
    • consider,
    • calling,
    • unleash,
    • hitherto,
    • jump in,
    • realise,
    • look for,
    • scrutinize,
    • ascertain,
    • be admitted,
    • lower,
    • berate,
    • break,
    • reckon,
    • causerie,
    • go over,
    • project,
    • moreover,
    • resort to,
    • economic,
    • cruise,
    • heart-to-heart talk,
    • junket,
    • nonetheless,
    • examination,
    • chew out,
    • anticipate,
    • rag,
    • Assister,
    • furthermore,
    • send for,
    • socialize with,
    • irrupt,
    • debark,
    • lambast,
    • telephone,
    • barge in,
    • gibber,
    • spin,
    • sociability,
    • coze,
    • reduce,
    • do for,
    • gabble,
    • run,
    • visiting,
    • rub elbows with,
    • site visit,
    • de-orbit,
    • enforce,
    • piffle,
    • surely,
    • affect,
    • cut,
    • tenancy,
    • transfix,
    • exercise,
    • reconnoitering,
    • outing,
    • levy,
    • drop in on,
    • force,
    • moderate,
    • come together,
    • trounce,
    • ordering,
    • light,
    • determine,
    • pare,
    • weekend,
    • expedition,
    • assure.

How to use «Visit» in context?

When visiting a new place, it is always important to take the time to explore it. If you only stick to the sights and attractions, you might miss out on some of the fun aspects of travel. Here are some ideas for things to do when visiting a new city:

-Start your visit by exploring the city’s main district. This is where the sights and sounds of the city are at their most palpable. A great way to find your way around is to take an open-air bus tour.

-Once you’ve explored the district, venture out into the neighbourhoods.

Paraphrases for Visit:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      trip, visitation, trips.
    • Noun, plural
      trips.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      visitation.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      visitation.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      media, Traineeships, governors, merchants, courses, pays, placements, hits, programmes.
    • Noun, plural
      accesses, rounds, hits, guests.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      trip, Narrows, regards.
    • Verb, past tense
      left, reported, watching, Arrived, Went, Searched, Viewed, reviewing.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      approaching, asking, looking, searching, Displaying, contacting.
    • Verb, past participle
      justified, left, made, retired, scheduled, spent, Examined, Lasted, Offered, Polled.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      are, attend, concerning, trip.
    • Verb, base form
      attend, lay.
  • Other Related

    • Foreign word
      Visite.
    • Adjective
      visiting.
    • Proper noun, singular
      visiting, Visited, Visite, stages, tours, visitors, visita, visites.
    • Noun, plural
      Travels, calls, tours, examinations, inspections, EXAMS, visitors.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      itinerary, outing, sightseeing, visiting, walk-through.
    • Verb, past tense
      travelled, Toured.
    • Verb, gerund or present participle
      Ascertaining.
    • Verb, past participle
      Inspected, interviewed.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      inspect.
    • Verb, base form
      inspect, revisit.

Hypernym for Visit:

  • n.

    • act
      site visit, flying visit, call, visitation, visiting.
  • v.

    • social
      take in.

Hyponym for Visit:

  • n.

    • act
      congress, coming together, meeting.
    • group
      get together, meeting.
  • v.

    • change
      afflict, smite.
    • social
      tour.
    • stative
      bide, abide, stay.

Other forms: visited; visits; visiting

When you travel to another place, or spend some time at a friend’s house, it’s a visit. You should visit your grandmother! It’s been a while since she’s had a visit from you.

Whenever you spend a temporary amount of time with another person or in another place, that’s a visit — whether it’s your visit to San Francisco or your visit to the doctor for a checkup. In some parts of the U.S., visit is also a name for a chat: «I had a nice visit with your Aunt Sylvia yesterday.» And if you pay a visit to someone, you go see them for a while.

Definitions of visit

  1. noun

    the act of going to see some person or place or thing for a short time

    “he dropped by for a
    visit

    synonyms:

    visitation

  2. noun

    a meeting arranged by the visitor to see someone (such as a doctor or lawyer) for treatment or advice

    “he scheduled a
    visit to the dentist”

  3. noun

    the act of going to see some person in a professional capacity

    “a
    visit to the dentist”

    see moresee less

    types:

    call

    a visit in an official or professional capacity

    round

    (often plural) a series of professional calls (usually in a set order)

    type of:

    coming together, meeting

    the social act of assembling for some common purpose

  4. noun

    the act of visiting in an official capacity (as for an inspection)

  5. noun

    a temporary stay (e.g., as a guest)

  6. verb

    go to see a place, as for entertainment

    synonyms:

    see

    see

    go to see for a social visit

  7. verb

    go to certain places as for sightseeing

    “Did you ever
    visit Paris?”

    synonyms:

    travel to

  8. synonyms:

    call, call in

    call

    make a stop in a harbour

  9. verb

    stay with as a guest

    “Every summer, we
    visited our relatives in the country for a month”

  10. verb

    come to see in an official or professional capacity

    “The governor
    visited the prison”

    “The grant administrator
    visited the laboratory”

    synonyms:

    inspect

  11. verb

    talk socially without exchanging too much information

    synonyms:

    chaffer, chat, chatter, chew the fat, chit-chat, chitchat, claver, confab, confabulate, gossip, jaw, natter, shoot the breeze

  12. verb

    impose something unpleasant

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