envision (【Verb】to imagine something as a possibility ) Meaning, Usage, and Readings

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"envision" Meaning

envision

/ɪnˈvɪʒn/

Verb

to imagine something as a possibility

"envision" Example Sentences

Martin Luther King Jr. envisioned a world where racial equality was a reality for all people.

The book envisions a future in which computers take over the world.

It was not the life Martha had envisioned for herself, but still, she was happy.

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He noted that General Motors already sells its China-produced Buick Envision in the United States.

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"We envision a future in which these tools will become indispensable for depression sufferers and those providing them care," Freimer said.

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The musician said he can envision future scenarios in which technology plays a greater role in creating different types of music; but, he voiced hope that "real music won't die."

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Some time ago, the average person would have found it difficult to envision a world where you could simply send a small image when talking to someone, and that would be considered an appropriate response.

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Henry Ford sought to rectify this and envisioned a car “so low in price that no man making a good salary will be unable to afford one.”

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Eventually, they envisioned a solution that was accessible, user-friendly, and would be of use to people who hoped to document their language and pass it on to new speakers.

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Smith envisions Kakaxi as a way for farmers to get direct feedback from CSA members, along with advertising they might not otherwise be able to afford.

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In developing countries where art scenes are less established, Carafa envisions ArtsUp as a way for local communities to experience art, in environs that are familiar and accessible.

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As technology continues to catch up with what the brain can imagine, Dohler envisions the “Internet of Skills” democratizing labor in about a decade, just as the internet has made knowledge available to all.

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“Having spent so much time trying to imagine what the future could be for all of us in that circumstance, I suddenly saw a future that Ernest Cline, the writer of the book, and Zak Penn, the screenwriter, envisioned, and it wasn’t that far away from what I think is going to happen,” Spielberg said in a release about the film.

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