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Meanings of vision in English
The formation of a mental image of something that is not perceived as real and is not present to the senses.
Synonyms
Examples for "imagination"
Examples for "imagination"
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What forms of political imagination can foster solidarity and catalyse political action?
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Other missing- persons cases have also captured our imagination in recent years.
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But however important cosmologically, the hydrogen-helium cycle doesn't exactly fire the imagination.
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The poet only addresses the imagination; the painter addresses the senses directly.
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But these are products of our imagination, however real they may seem.
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And not least noticeable is the extraordinary range, force and imaginativeness of his diction.
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More importantly, however, she has a genuine painterly touch and a dimension of almost surreal imaginativeness.
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From the beginning Hebbel shows extraordinary sensitiveness to esthetic appeal and a disposition to dreamy imaginativeness.
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He did not know how cheap this accomplishment is, and took it for sensibility, imaginativeness, and even originality.
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A certain natural pedantry aids him in this, which harmonizes with his money-making neurosis,- adegeneratedimaginativeness seeking expression in financial adventure.
Catalan
percepció visual Spanish
vista Imagined depiction, either in a fully conscious or altered consciousness state.
Related terms
Usage of vision in English
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The aid included night vision goggles and weapons used in border security.
2
Not well known; in the background; without clear vision; hidden from view.
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That's our vision at Joyful Heart: a world free from this violence.
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This vision takes advantage of new technologies to support the educational process.
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I recently glimpsed one particularly unusual vision of our inevitable micro-living future.
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This is an awesome responsibility that needs some guidance and clear vision.
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He's a good hard runner, a great zone runner with great vision.
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Potential side effects of the drug include vision loss and heart problems.
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Tenby Powell said he has a really clear vision for the city.
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The result is needless vision loss, a conference in Dublin has heard.
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It completely lacks a vision of the new Ireland of the future.
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Madam, - Does the Government have any coherent vision for Irish society?
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Montgomery has vision and experience: Mecom was and is a good idea.
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His vision of creating a better society runs throughout his life's work.
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Perhaps her long term vision doesn't allow her focus on shorter timeframes.
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The moments were numbered; the strife was finished; the vision was closed.
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Translations for vision
Portuguese
Spanish
Vision through the time
Vision across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
United States of America
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