/ ˌvɪzəˈbɪləti; NAmE / noun [ U ]
1.
how far or well you can see, especially as affected by the light or the weather :
good / poor / bad / zero visibility
Visibility was down to about 100 metres in the fog.
The car has excellent all-round visibility (= you can see what is around you very easily from it) .
2.
the fact or state of being easy to see :
high visibility equipment for cyclists
The advertisements were intended to increase the company's visibility in the marketplace (= to make people more aware of their products and services).
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WORD ORIGIN
late Middle English : from French visibilite or late Latin visibilitas , from Latin visibilis , from videre to see.