visibility

• Nom désignant la qualité, le fait ou le degré de ce qui est visible ou perceptible à l'œil, ainsi que le degré d'exposition à l'attention publique ou la capacité d'offrir une vue claire et dégagée.

A noun referring to the quality, fact, or degree of being visible or perceptible to the eye, as well as the degree of exposure to public notice or the capability of providing a clear, unobstructed view.

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1. Degree of being visibleB1formal

   The quality, fact, or degree of being perceptible by the eye or obvious to the eye.

   visibilité (degré de perception par l'œil)

   • The fog reduced visibility to less than 50 meters.
   • Good visibility is essential for safe driving.
   • The visibility of the stars was excellent last night.

   Synonymesapparentnessconspicuousnessdistinctnessobviousnessperceptibility

   Antonymesimperceptibilityinvisibilityobscurity

2. Public exposureB2formal

   The degree to which someone or something is noticed by the public.

   Visibilité publique

   • The campaign increased the brand's visibility online.
   • Celebrities often seek high visibility in the media.
   • The new policy gave the issue more visibility in the community.

   Synonymesattentionexposurelimelightnoticeprofileprominencepublicityspotlight

   Antonymesanonymityobscurity

3. Clear viewB2formal

   The capability of providing a clear, unobstructed view.

   Visibilité (vue dégagée)

   • The car's design offers excellent rear visibility.
   • The stadium seats provide good visibility of the field.
   • The new windows improve visibility from the office.

   Synonymesclarityclearnessoutlookprospectsightviewvista

   Antonymesobscurityopacity