vision
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8.4
- noun
- /ˈvɪʒən/
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visión
- Instead, he had a vision that would change his life and countless others.
- beatific vision
- vision of God
- vision of the divine
And so I come out of that vision and and two things happened.
- And so I come out of that vision and and two things happened.
- Have you had any visions of past lives?
- And they, they have visions and they are sought out by ordinary people.
- OK, so he has a waking dream maybe, or a vision that appears real.
- I was so scared because what I saw in my vision was so real.
- Freeze the divine being, the divine vision, right?
- It was just as real as the vision was for me.
- And the curious thing is that the same iconography people paint their visions after ayahuasca sessions.
- Messengers of its might, visions of its glory, voices in its praise.
- We were experiencing something attached to a vision which was in another world.
- Old men will dream dreams and young men will see visions.
- Vision where there is no vision that people will perish.
Examples
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In the trance we can see visions of our future.
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From the first moment of his conception, Christ had the full vision of God in his essence.
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I was so scared because what I saw in my vision was so real.
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Because I had a vision when I was in there.
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We're gathered here today to honor the passing of a man of courage and of vision.
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He is a man with a vision of a Christian polity.
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Scripture also says where there's no vision, the people perish.
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I've been having visions ever since I can remember, but I've never shared one before.
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I was granted a vision of divine light that filled my heart with peace.
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During meditation, I experienced a profound vision of a serene landscape that conveyed a deep message.
Synonyms
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7.5
An event when a spirit appears in visible form
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9.9
An appearance of a god that people can see or feel
A picture in the mind of a future event that appears in a dream
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.8
Seeing with both eyes helps you judge distance and see more around you
- Specialized
A problem where a person cannot tell some colors apart, often red and green
- Specialized
Central sharp vision that lets you see fine detail when you look directly at something
- Specialized
A condition in which a person sees the world only in shades of gray
- Specialized
Vision in bright light when cells in the eye let you notice colors and fine detail
- Specialized
The ability to judge how far things are because each eye sees a slightly different picture
- Specialized
A mistake in a computer system that looks at images and gives wrong results
How Vivid
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vision was used for special 'seeing' long ago, so people used it for religious or mystical sights because the root videre means 'to see'. That's why a vision can mean a supernatural image that brings a message.