In view of something
preposition
Considering or taking into account.
In view of the weather, the event has been cancelled.

Often appears as...
- in view of the circumstances
- in view of recent developments
preposition
With the aim or hope of.
He is painting the house in view of selling it.

Often appears as...
- in view of doing something
- in view of achieving something
preposition
Considering or taking into account.
In view of the weather, the event has been cancelled.

Often appears as...
- in view of the circumstances
- in view of recent developments
preposition
With the aim or hope of.
He is painting the house in view of selling it.

Often appears as...
- in view of doing something
- in view of achieving something
Definition 1 of 2

Cause and Effect
Use 'in view of' to show something is a result of a particular situation or event.

In view of the budget cuts, we need to reduce our expenses.
Situational Usage
'In view of' is often used to introduce reasons for decisions and actions.

In view of your excellent performance, we've decided to give you a raise.
Not Physical Sight
Don't confuse 'in view of' with physically seeing something; it's about consideration or reason.

In view of the evidence, the jury reached a verdict.
Cause and Effect
Use 'in view of' to show something is a result of a particular situation or event.

In view of the budget cuts, we need to reduce our expenses.
Situational Usage
'In view of' is often used to introduce reasons for decisions and actions.

In view of your excellent performance, we've decided to give you a raise.
Not Physical Sight
Don't confuse 'in view of' with physically seeing something; it's about consideration or reason.

In view of the evidence, the jury reached a verdict.
Cause and Effect
Use 'in view of' to show something is a result of a particular situation or event.

In view of the budget cuts, we need to reduce our expenses.
Situational Usage
'In view of' is often used to introduce reasons for decisions and actions.

In view of your excellent performance, we've decided to give you a raise.
Not Physical Sight
Don't confuse 'in view of' with physically seeing something; it's about consideration or reason.

In view of the evidence, the jury reached a verdict.
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