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Meanings of vista in English
Usage of vista in English
1
The man rolled them back; another vista lost itself in the darkness.
2
The long vista of the woods led her onward in wandering thoughts.
3
The carriage was just disappearing down the vista of elms and cottonwoods.
4
The flowers along the vista, brighter than the victor-wreaths at its close.
5
The low-slanting sun cast across the vista a sleepy light of evening.
6
Few things but look lovelier seen down the vista of the years.
7
The ears of dogs open up another vista for the questioning philosopher.
8
Away up the straight vista of Fifth Avenue sped the two cars.
9
Occasionally, a beautiful vista opens to a fine residence in the distance.
10
The outcome: an immense vista of reflections that penetrated every liquid molecule.
11
The vista only served to increase our sense of loneliness and peril.
12
The road curved around the mountain, so there was no other vista.
13
She stared out at the vista ahead, blinking against the harsh light.
14
Gustavo saw a dazzling vista of silver lire stretching into the future.
15
That the vista was familiar barely lessened the wonder of the image.
16
Occasionally at a vista, I could see her headlamp bobbing far down-valley.
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Vista through the time
Vista across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common