noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
good
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The seats are firm, and the driving position offers good all-round visibility .
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Higher seats offer better visibility and are relatively easy to get into and out of, he notes.
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Rescuers said there was good visibility with clear skies but the freezing level was down to 2,000 feet.
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We set a course for Out Skerries in good visibility and fairly calm seas.
great
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In both countries, users of services have achieved much greater political visibility .
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This is because the areas of women's greatest visibility in sociology tend also to contain examples of the most rampant sexism.
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Changes don't happen overnight but the feedback I get is there's now greater visibility of managers and supervisors.
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Summer flows, of course, are noticeably smaller, offer much less dilution and greater visibility to any discoloured water.
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For a group of subjects who have been so hidden, this greater visibility is valuable.
high
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Large umbrellas offer high visibility and are often branded.
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The advantage of coupons is that they give products high visibility .
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Being in a minority brings with it high visibility .
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If the stations are in different time zones, the work can be grueling, albeit with high visibility and pay.
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Delivery performance is particularly poignant and assumes a high visibility .
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But high expectations and high visibility have a price.
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The key political point about cruise is its high visibility .
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Both have a high visibility silver paint finish which protects against knocks and abrasion.
low
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Viewed in terms of agency theory, the problem is essentially one of the low visibility of management effort.
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The president holds tremendous advantages as the incumbent, partly because his campaign apparatus has low visibility .
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Vegetation at the intersections is kept low to aid visibility .
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Lesser parties, including opposition parties, have a much lower visibility .
poor
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If poor visibility in itself is rejected as a means of achieving speed reduction through anxiety, other measures are necessary.
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Radio and television commentators suggested it occurred because of poor visibility in the rain and fog along the border.
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Deeply apologetic. Poor visibility , mistaken identification.
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Then the eyes, which have poor visibility underwater, can take over.
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He says the crossing patrol has poor visibility because of parked cars and the lollipop lady has to weave in between stationary vehicles.
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On the final pitches the topo proves to be hopelessly inaccurate and route-finding difficult in the poor visibility .
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Many of them died because drivers simply didn't see them in the dark or poor visibility .
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Avoid strong tides, offshore winds, poor visibility or sailing in the dark.
■ VERB
give
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He thought that they would stay there, the track giving them visibility and line of fire.
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The advantage of coupons is that they give products high visibility .
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It was now necessary to give Klepner visibility in front of Cocello and the top brass.
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The first light of day began to filter through grey clouds above, giving visibility that rose steadily to three hundred yards.
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The balance is covered by an acrylic housing which gives normal visibility and access to all controls.
improve
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The two slip roads form T-junctions with Lasswade Road which has been realigned locally to improve visibility .
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Instead it was filtered and chemically treated to improve visibility .
increase
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Then it occurs to us that we could raise the sails to increase our visibility .
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It is now realised that by giving an artist the right kind of support, a dealer can increase their visibility enormously.
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In the failing light with the wind increasing , the visibility was diminishing rapidly.
reduce
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Beware of snow showers, because they can reduce visibility to a few yards, making a safe landing impossible.
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Rolls of thunder joined the gunfire now, like giant echoes, and it began to rain, reducing visibility .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Conditions are perfect for the yacht race; there is a light wind and visibility is good.
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Fog has reduced visibility to under 20 metres.
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Most modern planes can land in zero visibility .
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Planes must have at least a half-mile of visibility to land.
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Poor visibility made skiing extremely hazardous.
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The article in the paper meant good visibility for the company.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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I saw nothing of the scenery; visibility was down to fifty yards.
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Large umbrellas offer high visibility and are often branded.
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Radio and television commentators suggested it occurred because of poor visibility in the rain and fog along the border.
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The visibility was atrocious, perhaps forty yards, and I could see nothing.
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The advantage of coupons is that they give products high visibility .
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The conditions were horrible, the visibility poor, but the traffic was light.
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The storm is terrible now, the snow thicker, the visibility worse.