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Meanings of envisage in English
Usage of envisage in English
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The proposals envisage more funding for mayoral social programmes from central government.
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Few could envisage the promised new village of Ongar as a reality.
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But EU climate policies do not envisage an immediate fossil fuel phase-out.
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Gibson said he did not envisage the Lions changing their game plan.
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I was beginning to think I couldn't envisage an existence without Xavier.
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Western diplomats say they cannot envisage Russia surrendering its influence over Belarus.
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Can he envisage that picture altering over the next couple of years?
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Hazel could envisage it all with a half turn of her head.
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The problem confronting us, as I envisage it, resolves itself into this.
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You envisage an entirely reasonable existence as a harsh and callous existence.
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What had parted them, and how did they to-day envisage one another?
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True, it's possible to envisage a case where nepotism and corruption come together.
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The plans envisage building 150 new military outposts along the frontier.
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They envisage that the sharpest environmental issues will be at the local level.
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It's not far fetched to envisage this leading to some seriously unhelpful outcomes.
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Their return is difficult to envisage without stability on the ground.
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Translations for envisage
Portuguese
Envisage through the time
Envisage across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common