Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of envision.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adj. seen in the mind as a mental image
Etymologies
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Examples
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Was it something you envisioned from the beginning, or did it evolve as your writing progressed?
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They are more likely to survive, and they are the closest thing to how Darwin envisioned selection to work in removing the under performers.
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Exactly, Spencer, this is exactly how McCain envisioned it would go when he fathered this girl 21 years ago during a drunken binge.
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The ETF as envisioned is a great tool for silver investment for those unable or unwilling to buy, carry and store silver but what started as a way to encourage demand is now diverting demand from real silver which would tighten the supply and make us profits.
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The society Heinlein envisioned still had elections (yes, only veterans could vote, but they were still elections), still had courts, still had law making bodies.
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Chance, as I have it envisioned, is a 60 issue comic book.
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This grand idea of a peaceful community of nations was again envisioned by British Foreign Secretary Edward Grey and later adopted by U.S.
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"The only way to restore this republic our founders envisioned is to elevate honorable jurists like Samuel Alito," Santorum said.
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His survey of the papabili, however, suggests that the fresh start he envisioned is unlikely.
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For both Europe and Israel the Daddy State poses a tricky cultural challenge: to extend the bargain envisioned by Hobbes — a partial sacrifice of personal liberty in return for the state's protection — to isolated and distrusted Muslim minorities that have historically been overlooked or discriminated against.
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