Vis-a-vis Definition

vēzə-vē
preposition
Face to face with; opposite.
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In comparison with.
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Compared with.
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In relation to; with regard to.
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adverb
Face to face.
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noun
A person who is face to face with another.
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A date or an escort, as at a party.
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One's opposite number or counterpart.
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An 18th-cent. and early 19th-cent. carriage with facing seats.
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adjective
Face to face; opposite.
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Origin of Vis-a-vis

  • French vis face à to

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

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