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Meanings of visions in English

Imagined depiction, either in a fully conscious or altered consciousness state.

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Usage of visions in English
1
Lastly, it's time for new visions, new ways of thinking and doing.
Ebony
2
Of course some in Detroit have an answer to Lovins's visions: humbug.
Wired
3
American voters must choose between three sharply divergent visions of the future.
The Irish Times
4
Without your visions, we would not have come so far so quickly.
The White Road
5
Even in the visions of the night he was full of it.
Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 2
6
There are plenty of visions of the future around at the moment.
The Irish Times
7
As regards visions in general, they were no invention of the mystics.
Christian Mysticism
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In those mists, Abner Marsh saw things; visions swift-glimpsed and then gone.
Fevre Dream
9
The visions I have just spoken of were mixed with other debates.
The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 1
10
He saw visions in the smoky haze that hung above the Beresina.
The Best Short Stories of 1915, and the Yearbook of the American...
11
Obama then used his lunchtime address to outline the competing campaign visions.
Ebony
12
His particular obsessions and visions are stranger-moreradical-thanthe electorate may know.
The new yorker
13
Eleven companies and a university responded, sharing their filtering visions and technology.
Wired
14
The visions compel him to help wronged souls resolve their unfinished business.
Reuters
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Labour's way squeezes out candidates and visions before things have even started.
The Guardian
16
It seems to me; I have passed through a year of visions.
Lothair
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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