Vision

What do we mean by vision?

The faculty of sight; eyesight. noun

Something that is or has been seen. noun

Unusual competence in discernment or perception; intelligent foresight. noun

The manner in which one sees or conceives of something. noun

A mental image produced by the imagination. noun

The mystical experience of seeing something that is not in fact present to the eye or is supernatural. noun

A person or thing of extraordinary beauty. noun

To see in a vision. transitive verb

To picture in the mind; envision. transitive verb

To see as in a vision; perceive by the eye of the intellect or imagination.

To present in or as in a vision.

The act of seeing external objects; sight. noun

The faculty that perceives the luminosity, color, form, and relative size of objects; that sense whose organ is the eye; by extension, an analogous mental power. As noting one of the five special senses of the body, vision is correlated with olfaction, audition, gustation, and taction. See sight. noun

That which is seen; an object of sight; specifically, a supernatural or prophetic appearance; something seen in a dream, ecstasy, trance, or the like; also, an imaginary appearance; an apparition; a phantom. noun

Anything unreal or imaginary; a mere creation of fancy; a fanciful view. noun

To see in a vision; to dream. transitive verb

The act of seeing external objects; actual sight. noun

The faculty of seeing; sight; one of the five senses, by which colors and the physical qualities of external objects are appreciated as a result of the stimulating action of light on the sensitive retina, an expansion of the optic nerve. noun

That which is seen; an object of sight. noun

The sense or ability of sight.

Something seen; an object perceived visually.

Something imaginary one thinks one sees.

(by extension) Something unreal or imaginary; a creation of fancy.

An ideal or a goal toward which one aspires.

A religious or mystical experience of a supernatural appearance.

A person or thing of extraordinary beauty.

Pre-recorded film or tape; footage.

Words that are spelled similarly to vision:
vision, vison, virion, visio, avision, visi on.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word vision:
goggles, blindness, impairment, impaired, screening, eye, perception, visual, blind, quest, eyes, sight, hearing, suggest, reality, therapy.

Words that rhyme with vision:
provision, decision, division, envision, derision, precision, television, revision, collision, incision, rescission, supervision, excision, misprision, circumcision, recision, subdivision, parisian, univision, indecision, split decision, cable television, cablevision, long division, short division, cell division, reduction division, judicial decision, macrovision, final decision, porcupine provision, bakke decision, advertising division, word division, form division, phase of cell division, administrative division, cellular division, color television, sarkisian, activision, territorial division, sales division, avedisian, computervision, coopervision, divison, exploravision, multivision, spectravision, valuevision, worldvision, xyvision.

Adjectives that are often used to describe vision:
clear, blurred, binocular, double, peripheral, direct, normal, central, spiritual, shared, prophetic, mental, moral, personal, inner, beatific, poor, defective, utopian, near, distinct, poetic, strategic, apocalyptic, original, limited, distant, stereoscopic, artistic, heavenly, broad, alternative, clearer, larger, romantic, tragic, broader, intellectual, perfect, imaginative, term, grand, sudden, creative, christian, divine, wider, overall, mystical, global, narrow, comprehensive, useful, monocular, glorious, unique, coherent, inward, keen, bright, spatial, impaired, unified, dim, ideal, radical, strange, mystic, liberal, comic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective vision:
goggles, binoculars, glasses, lenses, logic, defects, patients, system, test, condition, fitness, based, form, children, cameras, mirrors, poems, prisms, services, clinics, quest, picture, spectroscopes, deficiencies, students, instrument, screens, sights, surgery, specialists, endarterectomy, effects, windows, correction, urethrotomy, programs, participants, owners, theories, glass, business, image, users, spectacles, improvement, spectroscope, facilities, ease, building, owner, poem, equipment, subjects, screening, readers, programmes, guided, pigments, seeking, companies, corrections, aids, cytology, experiences, experiments, individuals, arrangements, viewscreens, habits, catalogs, fiction, schemes, images, pictures, enterprise, displays, telescopes, setting, perception, devices, mission.

Consonant match to vision:
version.

Words that sound like vision:
vision, visione, vegen, visine, version, visions, vison, visioned, vivan, vashon, vigen, vachon, viren, viron, witan, avision, visone, vegan, veron, venin, varen, veren, viscin, visum, villain, villan, evasion, vuitton, vian, villon, virgen, vereen, viken, vinum, vossen, vogan, vergine, vicia, vatan, vatten, vergen, voran, vasen, vasten, vigia, verein, fission, wishon, scission, venom, virgin, villin, veering, vagin, vection, vouching, vienne, vicing, vipin, vote in, vagon, verum, vimen, varum, vellon, vidin, vivian, vivien, vivienne, voisine, virion, voisin, division, ven, envision, ovation, revision, vaccum, aversion, vernon, invision, venum, valen, veera, vallon, varon, varan, eversion, vallen, vaden, varin, vahan, v sign, vacha, vauban, veillon, my vision, the vision, vasan, divisione.