Pronunciation

/vɪˈʒn/

Definitions

Noun

1. Vision (countable): The ability to see, either naturally or metaphorically. For example: “She had a clear vision of her future career path.”
2. Vision (uncountable): A mental picture or idea of something that may come true or be realized. For example: “The architect had a grand vision for the city center.”
3. Vision statement: A concise description of an organization’s long-term goals or aspirations. For example: “Our company’s vision is to revolutionize the tech industry.”

Verb

1. To have or develop a mental image or idea about something. For example: “She visualized herself crossing the finish line.”
2. To perceive something with one’s eyes. For example: “He could barely make out a vision through the fog.”

Phrases

• “Share your vision” means to communicate your ideas or goals to others.
• “A new vision for education” refers to a fresh approach to teaching.
• “Lose sight of one’s vision” means to forget or become distracted from one’s goals.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She was blinded by the sudden loss of her vision.”
• Verb: “He spent hours visualizing his next project.”
• Vision statement: “Our company’s vision is to create sustainable products that improve people’s lives.”

Synonyms

• Sight
• Insight
• Perception
• Imagination
• Mental picture
• Idea
• Concept