Converse of object

• blur: There have been reports of blurred vision, which is suggestive of a change in accommodation.

• impair: A vision impaired woman in Hawaii needed a Guide Dog which wouldn't aggravate her husband's allergies.

• realize: Good service and a professional approach are key in realizing this vision.

• articulate: We see ourselves as articulating the visions and the hopes and dreams of the ordinary people of our continent.

• share: They are a shared vision of how to create a world class future in some of the most challenged parts of London.

Converse of subject

• haunt: Pam Stuyvesant is an epileptic haunted by strange sensual visions.

Adjective modifier

• peripheral: These are accurate drawings of what the men could see in their peripheral vision.

• impaired: Wall mounted light switches should be colored rather than white to help with impaired vision.

• binocular: There are lots of reasons why binocular vision might become reduced or lost altogether.

• strategic: This aligns the Local Plan with the Fife Structure Plan which sets the strategic planning vision.

• artistic: Their shared artistic visions continue: they still work together.

• shared: Their shared artistic visions continue: they still work together.

Modifies a noun

• mixer: Freda was a freelance vision mixer for a very long time longer than I've worked in television.

• impairment: Some students, for example those with vision impairments or dyslexia, may take longer to read and digest information.

• goggle: Turn out the freezer light, then put on your night vision goggles.

Noun used with modifier

• tunnel: Learners with some forms of visual impairment such as tunnel vision will see better if print is kept small.

• nightmare: In this nightmare vision of invisible totalitarian control, it might appear hard to see what space is left for anti-capitalist movements.

Preposition: of

• future: The vision of the future is too precious to leave to the responsibility of the few.

• hell: Add to this nightmare scenario a one-way system that defies logic and you will have a vision of Hell.

Preposition: for

• future: Sony: We have a bright vision for the future, where we will defend the rights of all to their own freedom.