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visitation

/ˌvɪz.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌvɪz.ɪˈteɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее официальный визит с целью инспекции или надзора, или событие, которое считается досадным, раздражающим или катастрофическим происшествием.

A noun referring to an official visit for inspection or supervision, or an event that is considered an annoying, frustrating, or catastrophic occurrence.

  1. Annoying or catastrophic eventC1formal

    An event that is perceived as a punishment, affliction, or a great misfortune.

    ruБедствие

    • The drought was a terrible visitation upon the region.
    • They considered the plague a divine visitation.
    • The economic crisis was a visitation that affected millions.

    Synonymsafflictioncalamitycatastrophecursedisastermisfortuneordealplaguescourgetribulation

  2. Disaster or catastropheC1formal

    Any disastrous or catastrophic event that causes widespread suffering.

    ruБедствие

    • The flood was a visitation that destroyed entire villages.
    • The earthquake was a visitation of nature's fury.
    • The war was a visitation of immense suffering.

    Synonymsafflictionblightcalamitycataclysmcatastrophedisasterplaguescourgetribulationwoe

  3. Official inspection visitB2formal

    An official visit for the purpose of inspection, supervision, or examination.

    ruИнспекционный визит

    • The health department conducted a visitation of the restaurant.
    • The school had a visitation from the accreditation board.
    • The prison warden scheduled a visitation for the inspectors.

    Synonymsauditcheckexaminationinspectionreviewsurveytourvisit

Forms
  • visitations plural form
  • visitations' possessive plural form
  • visitation's possessive singular form
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