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envision Definition

en·vi·sion (en viz̸hən, in-)

transitive verb

to imagine (something not yet in existence); picture in the mind

Etymology: en- + vision

envision Usage Examples

Object

  • tramontin: Company tramontin envisioned kept changing quot not the company.
  • insidecom: The opportunity to this guy before insidecom envisioned as rebuilding year michael.
  • scenario: His mind can't envision a scenario in which African slaves get the better of a Spanish captain.
  • future: Without such realism there is little point attempting to envision a different future.
  • possibility: In fact, I felt so much better I even began to envision the possibility of someday swimming 100 Breast.
  • outcome: Neuro Linguistic Programming and Learning Paul Hobbs explains the importance of mentally envisioning a successful outcome when beginning courses or activities.

Subject

investigator: The goal is far, far beyond anything envisioned by such investigators as Freud.

Preposition: that

system: It is not envisioned that systems will be created using the Reference Model.

Modifies a noun

v3: Greater Manageability within Large Enterprises enVision v3 has added many new capabilities to enable customers to integrate with their existing enterprise infrastructure.

Modifying Another Word

  • mentally: Neuro Linguistic Programming and Learning Paul Hobbs explains the importance of mentally envisioning a successful outcome when beginning courses or activities.
  • originally: Unfortunately, the companion volumes originally envisioned were not published.
  • ever: How did you hook up with Pepa and then Ejector Seat Records, and do you envision ever being a major label artist?
  • often: Gula, often envisioned in canine form, was one of the more significant gods of healing.
  • never: I've written two books, something I never envisioned myself doing.
  • always: Did you always envision Flamenco at the heart of the story?

Used with why or when

  • what: Have you ever even tried to envision what it must be like to live in a repressive government?
  • when: There was also no state-wide circulation system to share materials, as had originally been envisioned when OCLC was developed.

Present participle complement

  • do: I'd envision doing something similar, but make it sortable by date, topic, geography and language.
  • use: Is there any line in the sand where the United States might envision using military force against North Korea?

Preposition: by

investigator: The goal is far, far beyond anything envisioned by such investigators as Freud.

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