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Form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case.
imagine
conceive of
ideate
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1
The proposals
envisage
more funding for mayoral social programmes from central government.
2
Few could
envisage
the promised new village of Ongar as a reality.
3
But EU climate policies do not
envisage
an immediate fossil fuel phase-out.
4
Gibson said he did not
envisage
the Lions changing their game plan.
5
I was beginning to think I couldn't
envisage
an existence without Xavier.
6
Western diplomats say they cannot
envisage
Russia surrendering its influence over Belarus.
7
Can he
envisage
that picture altering over the next couple of years?
8
Hazel could
envisage
it all with a half turn of her head.
9
The problem confronting us, as I
envisage
it, resolves itself into this.
10
You
envisage
an entirely reasonable existence as a harsh and callous existence.
11
What had parted them, and how did they to-day
envisage
one another?
12
True, it's possible to
envisage
a case where nepotism and corruption come together.
13
The plans
envisage
building 150 new military outposts along the frontier.
14
They
envisage
that the sharpest environmental issues will be at the local level.
15
It's not far fetched to
envisage
this leading to some seriously unhelpful outcomes.
16
Their return is difficult to
envisage
without stability on the ground.
envisage
·
envisage how
envisage the future
envisage a world
envisage any problems
envisage several
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