Visit on
verb
Physically go to and spend time with someone or at a place.
Mark decided to visit on his grandmother after school.
Often appears as...
- visit on family
- visit on friends
verb
To inflict or impose something negative on someone.
The hurricane visited destruction on the small coastal town.
Often appears as...
- visit wrath on
- visit punishment on
Usage tips
Disapproving
verb
Physically go to and spend time with someone or at a place.
Mark decided to visit on his grandmother after school.
Often appears as...
- visit on family
- visit on friends
verb
To inflict or impose something negative on someone.
The hurricane visited destruction on the small coastal town.
Often appears as...
- visit wrath on
- visit punishment on
Usage tips
Disapproving
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Physical Presence
Use 'visit on' when planning to be physically in someone's company, not just a virtual meetup.
She was excited to visit on her best friend and catch up.
Pro Tip 2/3Momentary Stay
'Visit on' often implies a short, casual stay rather than a long visit.
Can we visit on Uncle Joe for an hour before we head home?
Pro Tip 3/3Companionship Context
Commonly used to denote spending time to provide company, especially to someone who might be lonely.
Let's visit on Mrs. Thompson this weekend; she enjoys the company.
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