Envision

usgb/ɪnˈvɪʒn/
verb

To image or predict what will happen in the future.

She envisioned a successful career in music.
Visual representation of "envision" - To image or predict what will happen in the future

Often appears as...

  • envision the future
  • envision success
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Future Predictions

Use 'envision' when you're imagining something that could happen, like a goal or expectation.

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I envision our team winning the championship.
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Positive Expectations

'Envision' often implies a positive prediction or a hopeful outcome.

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She envisions passing the exam with high marks.
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Not Certain

'Envision' doesn't mean that something will definitely happen; it's more about possibility than certainty.

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He envisions starting his own business one day.
Visual representation of the word "Envision"

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