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vision

[vizh-uhn] / ˈvɪʒ ən /
NOUN
ability to perceive with eyes
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK
blindness sightlessness






Example Sentences

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Tegmark pitched Tallinn on his vision for an organization that would help with this fight, and he agreed to fund it with an initial $100,000.

From The Wall Street Journal

Praising the show, our critic noted “For those who are unfamiliar with Ms. Iturbide’s work, this show of almost 200 pictures will be a revelation, opening a door onto her haunting and haunted visions.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite being hampered by the damage to her eye, Serrano remained the aggressor, using her experience to manage distance, cut off the ring and protect her vision.

From BBC

The West Ham owners have no strategic vision and have appointed a succession of out-of-work managers who were out of work for a reason.

From BBC

The “emancipationist vision of Civil War memory” faded, as Yale University historian David Blight detailed in “Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory,” and “romance triumphed over reality.”

From Salon