vis-a-vis

[US]/ˌviːz ə ˈviː/
[UK]/ˌviːz ə ˈviː/

Translation

prep.facing; in relation to; compared with
adv.face to face; opposite
n.a person facing another; a bench for two people sitting face to face
Word Forms

Phrases & Collocations

vis-a-vis relationship

vis-a-vis with

vis-a-vis each other

vis-a-vis situation

vis-a-vis comparison

vis-a-vis analysis

vis-a-vis perspective

vis-a-vis terms

vis-a-vis manner

Example Sentences

the restaurant offered a charming setting, with tables vis-a-vis the bustling market square.

we found ourselves vis-a-vis a complex legal challenge, requiring expert advice.

the two companies were vis-a-vis in the market, constantly competing for customers.

the negotiators sat vis-a-vis each other across the long conference table.

the hotel room had a balcony vis-a-vis the stunning mountain view.

the project manager found herself vis-a-vis a difficult decision regarding resource allocation.

the two countries have a long history, often finding themselves vis-a-vis on international issues.

the artist arranged the sculptures vis-a-vis each other to create a dynamic visual effect.

the couple enjoyed sitting vis-a-vis at the cafe, watching people pass by.

the two departments were placed vis-a-vis within the organization to improve communication.

the speaker positioned herself vis-a-vis the audience to foster a sense of connection.

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