give visibility

Frequency: 6.06.8 per million words

To provide a platform or opportunity for someone/something to be noticed.

visibilityVERB + visibility

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give

Examples (10)

  • The campaign aims to give visibility to marginalized communities.
  • Social media can give artists global visibility.
  • Winning the award will give her career much-needed visibility.
  • We need to give more visibility to environmental issues.
  • Their new marketing strategy is designed to give the product maximum visibility.
  • The documentary helped give a voice and visibility to the forgotten history.
  • By participating, you can give your project significant visibility.
  • The organization strives to give young talents visibility in the industry.
  • This event will give the local businesses increased visibility.
  • It's important to give visibility to diverse perspectives in media.