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visa

[vee-zuh] / ˈvi zə /
NOUN
confirmation
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acceptance admission affirmation approval authorization consent corroboration endorsement evidence green light passage recognition testimony verification
STRONG
accord agreement assent attestation authentication avowal nod okay passing sanction substantiation support supporting testament testimonial witness
WEAK
accepting affirming authenticating authorizing corroborating go ahead proving sanctioning stamp of approval validating verifying
Antonyms
STRONGEST
denial disagreement disapproval opposition refusal rejection veto
WEAK
annulment cancellation contradiction destruction void
NOUN
green card
Synonyms
WEAK
pass passport permit
NOUN
paper/papers
Synonyms
WEAK
ID affidavit archive bill certificate certification citation contract credentials data deed diaries diploma documentation dossier file grant identification papers indictment instrument letter letters order passport plea record subpoena summons testimony token voucher warrant will writ writings
NOUN
papers
Synonyms
STRONG
ID affidavit archive bill certificate certification citation contract credentials data deed diaries diploma documentation dossier file grant indictment instrument letters order passport plea record subpoena summons testimony token voucher warrant will writings
WEAK
identification papers
Antonyms
STRONG
answer loss
NOUN
pass
Synonyms
STRONGEST
ticket
STRONG
admission chit comp furlough identification license order paper passport permit safe-conduct warrant
WEAK
free ride
Antonyms
STRONG
prohibition refusal
WEAK
denial veto
NOUN
passage
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acceptance establishment legislation passing ratification
STRONG
allowance freedom legalization passport permission right safe-conduct warrant
Antonyms
WEAK
denial idleness inaction refusal veto wait whole
NOUN
passport
Synonyms
STRONGEST
authorization key license permit ticket warrant
STRONG
credentials pass safe-conduct
WEAK
travel permit
Antonyms
STRONGEST
prohibition
NOUN
permit
Synonyms
STRONGEST
allowance charter concession consent go ahead grant license passport patent permission privilege warrant
STRONG
admittance empowering favor franchise indulgence leave legalization liberty pass safe-conduct sanction sufferance toleration
WEAK
green light
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ban denial difference disagreement prohibition protest refusal veto
STRONG
disapproval
WEAK
grounding
NOUN
validation
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acceptance affirmation authorization corroboration endorsement proof recognition verification
STRONG
accord admission agreement approval assent attestation authentication avowal consent demonstration evidence nod okay passage passing sanction substantiation support supporting testament testimonial testimony warrant witness
WEAK
accepting affirming authenticating authorizing corroborating go ahead green light proving sanctioning stamp of approval validating verifying
Antonyms
STRONG
denial disagreement disapproval dissension opposition refusal rejection veto

Example Sentences

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Hosseiny came to the U.S. on a student visa and was also granted asylum in 2019, then got her green card in 2023, Bis said.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 6, 2026

Quiggin was eventually granted a temporary emergency entry permit, valid only for the dates of his travel, with the requirement to apply for a full visa in the future.

From BBC • Apr. 2, 2026

A Wisconsin man whose Peruvian wife overstayed her visa blames immigration agents, not the president they work for.

From Slate • Apr. 1, 2026

One plaintiff who sued, according to a court filing last year, is a Taiwanese woman with a student visa who had lived in the U.S. for 12 years and was applying for a green card.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 31, 2026

The term "undocumented immigrant" includes anyone who is not a permanent resident of the country and does not have a visa to be here.

From "Americanized" by Sara Saedi