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vision
Meaning: the ability to see, or a vivid idea of what the future could be
vision in a sentence
How vision is used in real sentences:
After the surgery, his vision improved so much he no longer needed glasses.
Standing before the empty lot downtown, the urban planner described her vision of a bustling market filled with artists and food stalls.
“Mara's vision included a tall screen for climbing beans; Eli heard an implicit demand that he surrender the disputed ground.”
— from the passage The Line Between Gardens
Synonyms for vision
Other words for vision — eyesight, sight and foresight — carry the same meaning.
- eyesight
- sight
- foresight
Antonyms of vision
Words that mean the opposite of vision:
- blindness
Where it comes from
From Latin videre 'to see'
Word parts
- vid/vis — see
vision: vis (see) + -ion
Memory hook
VISion — VIS (see, from Latin videre) — a mental picture of what you SEE ahead.