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| vi·sion [ ví'n ] (plural vi·sions) |
noun |
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1. eyesight: the ability to see
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2. mental picture: an image or concept in the imagination
  visions of power and wealth
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3. parapsychology something seen in dream or trance: an image or series of images seen in a dream or trance, often interpreted as having religious, revelatory, or prophetic significance
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4. far-sightedness: the ability to anticipate possible future events and developments
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5. somebody or something beautiful: a beautiful or pleasing sight
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| [13th century. < Latin vision-< vis- (see visible)] |
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| vi·sion·al adjective |
| vi·sion·al·ly adverb |
| vi·sion·less adjective |
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