adj
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visited
VIH-zih-tihd
Visited (adj) means having received a visit or visits. Example: “It's one of the most visited museums in the country.”
adj
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Having received a visit or visits.
"It's one of the most visited museums in the country."
"Visited pages appear in purple so you can see where you have been."
"Our village is a much visited spot during the summer holidays."
How to use visited
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes a place that has had visitors, as in "the most visited landmark."
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- Comparative
- more visited
- Superlative
- most visited
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frequented
toured
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What does “visited” mean?
The word “visited” means having received a visit or visits. In plain terms, describes a place that has had visitors, as in "the most visited landmark.".
How do you pronounce “visited”?
“Visited” is pronounced VIH-zih-tihd (/ˈvɪzɪtɪd/ in IPA).
How do you use “visited” in a sentence?
Here is “visited” used in a sentence: “It's one of the most visited museums in the country.”
What part of speech is “visited”?
“Visited” is an adjective.
Is “visited” a common word?
“Visited” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What does it mean to say a place is "most visited"?
Describing a place as the "most visited" means it receives more visitors than any comparable place over a given period, more than any other museum, city, or landmark, for instance. It is a common way to rank tourist attractions by popularity, usually measured in annual visitor numbers.
What is the opposite of visited?
The direct opposite is "unvisited," meaning a place that has received no visitors. Depending on context, words like neglected, deserted, or overlooked can also serve as opposites, describing somewhere rarely or never called on despite being open or available.
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