To visit in person; to call upon or attend to someone or something.
From Latin 'evisere,' combining 'e-' and 'visere' (to visit or see). The word carries the sense of purposefully going to visit someone.
This rare word is almost archaic, but it preserves the Latin idea of 'visiting'—'visite' gives us modern words like 'visit' and 'invitee,' showing how Latin's visiting vocabulary shaped English.
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