vis·i·bil·i·ty 
/ˌvɪzəˈbɪləti/ noun
/ˌvɪzəˈbɪləti/ noun [noncount] 1 : the ability to see or be seen
▪ Joggers should wear light-colored clothes to increase their visibility. [=to make it easier for people to see them] — used especially to describe how far you are able to see because of weather conditions, darkness, etc. ▪ It was a clear day with good visibility. [=a day when you could see a long distance because the air was clear] ▪ flying/driving under conditions of poor/low/reduced visibility ▪ The fog was very heavy and visibility was down to a few feet. 2 : the quality or state of being known to the public
▪ The extra publicity helped to increase the company's visibility.
▪ Joggers should wear light-colored clothes to increase their visibility. [=to make it easier for people to see them] — used especially to describe how far you are able to see because of weather conditions, darkness, etc. ▪ It was a clear day with good visibility. [=a day when you could see a long distance because the air was clear] ▪ flying/driving under conditions of poor/low/reduced visibility ▪ The fog was very heavy and visibility was down to a few feet.
▪ The extra publicity helped to increase the company's visibility.
