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envisage

[en-viz-ij] / ɛnˈvɪz ɪdʒ /


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Scotland are scheduled to play West Indies on the opening day of the tournament at Eden Gardens in Kolkata and do not envisage that fixture being pushed back at this stage.

From BBC

The "Hamburg Declaration" signed on Monday envisages that 100 GW of the targeted 300 GW will be quickly delivered through an "unprecedented fleet of joint offshore wind projects".

From Barron's

He envisages huge efficiency gains to be derived from its incorporation into business operations and practices.

From MarketWatch

"We always made each other laugh but we never envisaged we might do comedy together because that was well before alternative comedy became a thing," says Charlie.

From BBC

In a final, unsent letter, addressed to Maximilien Robespierre, she wrote, “speak; it is something to know one’s fate, and with a soul like mine, one is capable of envisaging it.”

From The Wall Street Journal