Synonyms and antonyms of Visits in American Thesaurus

visit (noun)

an occasion when you visit a person or a place

round (noun)

a series of visits to different people or places that are made as part of someone’s job

flying visit (noun)

a very short visit

courtesy call (noun)

a visit or telephone call that you make to a customer in order to be polite

call (noun)

old-fashioned a short visit to someone, especially to their home

circuit (noun)

a series of places that are regularly visited by someone involved in a particular activity

whistle-stop tour (noun)

an occasion when you visit a lot of places in a short period of time

open house (noun)

a period of time when people are encouraged to visit a place

conducted tour (noun)

a guided tour

look-in (noun)

Britishinformal a short visit to a person or place

cold call (noun)

an unexpected telephone call or visit by someone trying to sell something

descent (noun)

a sudden and unpleasant visit or attack

door-to-door (adjective)

going to all the houses in a particular area, for example in order to sell something or to ask for information or votes

(from) door to door ()

going to all the houses in an area, for example trying to sell things or asking for information or votes

the grand tour (noun)

often humorous a visit in which someone shows you all the parts of a building or area

house-to-house (adjective)

involving visits to every house in an area

pilgrimage (noun)

a visit to a place that is connected with someone or something that is important to you

sojourn (noun)

literary a stay in a place that is longer than a vacation but not permanent

tour of inspection ()

an official visit to a place to make certain that everything is correct

visit (noun)

an occasion when an important person such as a political leader or a public official visits a place

visitation (noun)

formal the activity of visiting a place or person

visitation (noun)

an official visit, especially one that examines the activities of a person or group