vidience

名词 n.

英文释义

名词 n.
  1. A group of observers. rare
    — During the season of my second visit, the receipts of Brigham’s theater averaged eight hundred dollars per night; and one evening they reached thirteen hundred dollars. Mrs. Julia Dean Cooper was filling a long star engagement at two hundred dollars per night. At first she found the audiences, or as Gail Hamilton would call them, the vidiences, curiously fresh and inexperienced.

词形变化

vidiences plural

词源

From Latin vidēre (“to see”), by analogy with audience from Latin audīre (“to hear”).
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