vis-à-vis
/ˌviːz ɑː ˈviː/
in relation to; compared with; face to face
“We need to discuss our position vis-à-vis the competition.”
Origin: French: vis face (from Old French vis, from Latin visus sight) + à to + vis face; literally face to face
/ˌviːz ɑː ˈviː/
in relation to; compared with; face to face
“We need to discuss our position vis-à-vis the competition.”
Origin: French: vis face (from Old French vis, from Latin visus sight) + à to + vis face; literally face to face