What is another word for envisioned?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛnvˈɪʒənd], [ ɛnvˈɪʒənd], [ ɛ_n_v_ˈɪ_ʒ_ə_n_d]
Synonyms for Envisioned:
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adj.
• expected • predicted • all -
v.
• expected- Deduced ,
- Envisaged ,
- Foreboded ,
- Foreknew ,
- Foreknown ,
- Inferred ,
- Presupposed ,
- Surmised ,
- assumed ,
- foresaw ,
- foreseen ,
- gathered ,
- presumed ,
- suspected .
Other relevant words:
- Ciphered ,
- Computed ,
- Concocted ,
- Constructed ,
- Construed ,
- Devised ,
- Encountered ,
- Entered ,
- Escorted ,
- Examined ,
- Forestalled ,
- Imaged ,
- Jutted ,
- Looked ,
- Meant ,
- Reckoned ,
- Regarded ,
- Rendered ,
- Surveyed ,
- Viewed ,
- Visited ,
- Watched ,
- advised ,
- ascertained ,
- assured ,
- attended ,
- checked ,
- comprehended ,
- conscious ,
- contrived ,
- controlled ,
- countered ,
- dated ,
- deliberate ,
- depicted ,
- determined ,
- discovered ,
- ensured ,
- estimated ,
- experienced ,
- externalised ,
- externalized ,
- fancied ,
- figured ,
- foresighted ,
- insured ,
- intended ,
- intentional ,
- interpreted ,
- knowing ,
- pictured ,
- portrayed ,
- preconceived ,
- projected ,
- proposed ,
- purposeful ,
- realised ,
- realized ,
- unreal ,
- visualised ,
- visualized ,
- voluntary ,
- willful ,
- witnessed .
How to use "Envisioned" in context?
The word "envision" derives from the Latin verb meaning "to see in the mind's eye." From this root, we get "visionary" and "imaginative." Envisioning is the process of creating a mental image of what could be, and often leads to solutions to problems. When you envision something, you are allowing your mind to put itself in somebody else's shoes, to step into the future and create possibilities.
The power of envisioning is demonstrated in idioms such as "beyond belief.
Paraphrases for Envisioned:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Verb, past tense
Envisaged.
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Verb, past participle
Envisaged.
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Verb, past tense
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Independent
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Verb, past tense
anticipated, intended, planned, Approached, Contemplated.
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Verb, past participle
addressed, allotted, anticipated, applied, appropriated, arranged, articulated, assumed, attempted, booked, broached, built, called, categorised, categorized, charged, classified, collected, conceived, concerned, considered, contained, contracted, covered, defined, depicted, described, designated, designed, desired, destined, developed, devoted, drawn, dreamed, earned, elaborated, embodied, entertained, established, estimated, expected, exposed, figured, filmed, forecast, foreseen, formulated, framed, geared, given, governed, handled, identified, imagined, implicated, implied, imposed, included, instructed, intended, interpreted, listed, made, named, nominated, outlined, perceived, perceptible, permitted, pictured, planned, poised, portrayed, predicted, preferred, prepared, prescribed, presented, projected, promised, proposed, proscribed, pursued, recommended, required, reserved, sanctioned, scheduled, seen, set, shaped, sought, specified, spotted, stamped, stated, studied, suggested, supposed, suspected, tailored, taken, thought, timed, treated, trimmed, understood, wanted, witnessed, Accorded, Advocated, Afforded, Allowed, Anchored, Approached, Assessed, Avoided, Believed, Captured, Championed, Classed, Dealt, Deemed, Devised, Discerned, Discounted, Discussed, Displayed, Dubbed, Earmarked, Emanated, Enacted, Engineered, Enshrined, Entailed, Enumerated, Enunciated, Espoused, Examined, Exhibited, Explored, Fitted, Guessed, Had, Hoped, Incurred, Inferred, Instituted, Introduced, Investigated, Judged, Legislated, Levied, Looked, Meant, Mentioned, Modelled, Negotiated, Offered, Planed, Rated, Referred, Remitted, Slated, Tackled, Targeted, Termed, Undertaken, Viewed, Watched, Comprised, Constructed, Contemplated, Counted, Promoted, Provided, Provisioned, Stipulated, Submitted, Summoned, evaluated, programmed, budgeted, tabled, ensured, allocated, conceptualized, foreshadowed, forecasted, mandated, reviewed, crafted, phoned, showcased, spelled, previewed, laid, Favoured, pre-positioned, timetabled, CAILED.
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Verb, past tense
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