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vision

Definition for vision

noun as in ability to perceive with eyes

Strongest matches

eyesight, perception, view

Strong matches

eyes, faculty, optics, seeing, sight

noun as in very beautiful thing or person

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As another one bites the dust the club is heading back to the market to find another manager selling another vision.

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He chose Chelsea due to his belief in their vision and the promise of a significant role in his first season, with his sights set on playing for Brazil at the 2026 World Cup.

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Slot, of course, may be hoping Wirtz and his team-mates naturally begin to form a chemistry that allows them to carry out his vision.

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It has clarified his vision for his own reign once he becomes king, reinforced how stressful family life has been for him, and given us a few personal details about him we didn't know before.

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When Kristal’s vision for the club as a country music mecca didn’t materialize, he pivoted to the loud, abrasive sounds emerging from Bowery — even though the former Marine personally didn’t care for it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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