envisioning
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- noun
- /ɪnˈvɪʒənɪŋ/
- Our team is charged with envisioning the future of our undergraduate residences on campus.
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Watch on YouTubeThat's a much simpler way of envisioning it, I think.
- That's a much simpler way of envisioning it, I think.
- He says that we have not ceased believing in techniques, that is, envisioning reality as an ensemble of problems to be solved.
- A lot of it is envisioning yourself being freed from the gaslighting and the manipulation.
- And I think the military does have advanced planning, envisioning.
- I would rather spend an hour in the morning imagining envisioning than being so busy doing little tasks that I forget.
Examples
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The work of futurists and innovators most closely aligns in the Sensing and Envisioning practices.
Academic text (2012) -
And it was envisioning these scenes that we want for our lives, like what would true success look like?
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So I mostly get encouragement and motivation from envisioning who I'll be.
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That's a much simpler way of envisioning it, I think.
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Nation and modernity were joined, in part, through the envisioning of their alternatives among highland peoples.
Academic text (2004) -
The result is a dissipation of any possible impression of unity, even in readers' envisioning of characters as an image in their mind.
Academic text (1990) -
Can you take us through how you're scouting the location, how you're envisioning setting up shots?
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Biosocial science might actually contribute to envisioning and achieving human life in a humane, equitable, and just society.
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This context building necessitates the envisioning of new American literature in the framework of comparative studies, recognizing that there is more than one nation and more than a few languages forming the landscape now occupied by the self-interested concerns of U.S. literature.
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The envisioning of a better world motivates many activists to fight for change.
Synonyms
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5.2
To form a clear picture in your mind to understand or reach a goal
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3.5
A thought or picture you make in your mind
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3.5
To imagine scenes or events clearly in your mind
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6.8
A mental picture of a plan or future result
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Etymology
Envisioning starts with en- and the word vision, and vision comes from an old word meaning 'to see', like in television. So to envision is to 'see' a picture in your mind or make a clear image of the future in your head.