Another word for things that effect visbility

Latin genuine real (literally вЂwith good faithвЂ™)ДЇrench a clever or witty remark (literally вЂgood wordвЂ™)ДЇrench a person with a sociable and luxurious lifestyle (literally вЂperson living wellвЂ™)ДЇrench an informal or inexpensive restaurant (literally вЂbreweryвЂ™) German an intense, violent military campaign intended to bring about a swift victory (literally вЂlightning warвЂ™) Latin based on deduction rather than experience (literally вЂfrom what is beforeвЂ™)ДЇrench well informed up to date (literally вЂin the (regular) courseвЂ™)ДЇrench having a good or detailed knowledge (literally вЂto the pointвЂ™)ДЇrench basically in essence (literally вЂat the bottomвЂ™)ДЇrench a noble and generous act (literally вЂfine gestureвЂ™)ДЇrench the highest standard of excellence (literally вЂideal beautyвЂ™)ДЇrench fashionable society (literally вЂfine worldвЂ™)ДЇrench a person or thing one particularly dislikes (literally вЂblack beastвЂ™)ДЇrench literary works written and read for their elegant style (literally вЂfine lettersвЂ™)ДЇrench a love letter (literally вЂsweet noteвЂ™) Latin based on reasoning from known facts or past events rather than on assumptions or predictions (literally вЂfrom what comes afterвЂ™) Italian in the open air (literally вЂin the freshвЂ™)ДЇrench self-respect (literally вЂown loveвЂ™) Italian (of food) cooked so as to be still firm when bitten (literally вЂto the toothвЂ™) Latin more conclusively (literally вЂfrom a stronger вЂ™)ДЇrench a person who tempts a suspected criminal to commit a crime so that they can be caught and convicted (literally вЂprovocative agentвЂ™)ДЇrench in private (literally вЂwith closed doorsвЂ™) Latin to a tiresomely excessive degree (literally вЂto sicknessвЂ™) Latin endlessly forever (literally вЂto infinityвЂ™) Latin made or done for a particular purpose (literally вЂto thisвЂ™) Italian sung without instrumental accompaniment (literally вЂin chapel styleвЂ™) In context, those listed here are often printed in italics.

Over the centuries the English language has assimilated words and phrases from a variety of other languages. Foreign Words And Phrases Now Used In English

Another word for things that effect visbility