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visa
/ˈviːzə/
Definition
1
An official endorsement or stamp on a passport, authorizing the holder to enter, leave, or remain for a specified period in a particular country.
2
To examine, check, or endorse officially, especially a passport or document.
Examples
After months of paperwork, his visa finally arrived—just in time for him to realize he'd booked the wrong country.
She visaed her application with such flair, the clerk joked it deserved its own red carpet.
Tourists without a visa stare longingly at the border, like kids outside an ice cream shop with empty pockets.
In the world of bureaucracy, getting a visa is the ultimate plot twist: approved, denied, or 'pending forever.'