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• UK, US: /ˌvɪz.əˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/
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• UK, US: /ˌvɪz.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/
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• UK, US: /ˌvɪz.ɪˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/
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• CMU ARPABET: V IH2 Z AH0 B IH1 L IH0 T IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle French visibilité, from Late Latin visibilitas; equivalent to visible + -ity.

51 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: رُؤْيَة (ruʔya) — degree to which things may be seen
• Asturian: visibilidá — degree to which things may be seen
• Azerbaijani: görünərlik — degree to which things may be seen
• Belarusian: ві́дзімасць (vídzimascʹ) — degree to which things may be seen
• Belarusian: ба́чнасць (báčnascʹ) — degree to which things may be seen
• Belarusian: ба́чымасць (báčymascʹ) — degree to which things may be seen
• Belarusian: відо́масць (vidómascʹ) — degree to which things may be seen
• Bulgarian: ви́димост (vídimost) — degree to which things may be seen
• Catalan: visibilitat — degree to which things may be seen
• Chinese Mandarin: 能見度 /能见度 (néngjiàndù) — degree to which things may be seen
• Chinese Mandarin: 可見度 /可见度 (kějiàndù) — degree to which things may be seen
• Czech: viditelnost — degree to which things may be seen
• Danish: synlighed — degree to which things may be seen
• Dutch: zichtbaarheid — degree to which things may be seen
• Esperanto: videbleco — degree to which things may be seen
• Estonian: nähtavus — degree to which things may be seen
• Finnish: näkyvyys — degree to which things may be seen
• French: visibilité — degree to which things may be seen
• Galician: visibilidade — degree to which things may be seen
• Georgian: ხილვადობა (xilvadoba) — degree to which things may be seen
• Georgian: ხილულობა (xiluloba) — degree to which things may be seen
• German: Sicht — degree to which things may be seen
• German: Sichtbarkeit — degree to which things may be seen
• German: Sichtverhältnisse — degree to which things may be seen
• German: Sichtweite — degree to which things may be seen
• Greek: ορατότητα (oratótita) — degree to which things may be seen
• Hungarian: láthatóság — degree to which things may be seen
• Interlingua: visibilitate — degree to which things may be seen
• Irish: infheictheacht — degree to which things may be seen
• Irish: léargas — degree to which things may be seen
• Irish: feiceáil — degree to which things may be seen
• Italian: visibilità — degree to which things may be seen
• Japanese: 可視 (kashi) — degree to which things may be seen
• Japanese: 顕在 (kenzai) — degree to which things may be seen
• Korean: 시정 (sijeong) — degree to which things may be seen
• Latin: visibilitas — degree to which things may be seen
• Latvian: redzamība — degree to which things may be seen
• Macedonian: видливост (vidlivost) — degree to which things may be seen
• Polish: widoczność — degree to which things may be seen
• Portuguese: visibilidade — degree to which things may be seen
• Romanian: vizibilitate — degree to which things may be seen
• Russian: ви́димость (vídimostʹ) — degree to which things may be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: вѝдљиво̄ст — degree to which things may be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: vìdljivōst — degree to which things may be seen
• Slovak: viditeľnosť — degree to which things may be seen
• Slovene: vidljivost — degree to which things may be seen
• Spanish: visibilidad — degree to which things may be seen
• Swedish: synlighet — degree to which things may be seen
• Turkish: görülebilirlik — degree to which things may be seen
• Ukrainian: ви́димість (výdymistʹ) — degree to which things may be seen
• Welsh: gwelededd — degree to which things may be seen