Cool MateVision
UK //ˈvɪʒ.ən//US //ˈvɪʒ.ən//
Definition
The ability to see something or a mental image of what you want to achieve.
In simple words: The ability to see or a plan for the future.
Examples
- Her vision for the future inspired everyone around her.
- He has a clear vision of how to improve the community.
- The company's vision statement was displayed prominently.
- Despite his poor vision, he managed to drive safely.
- She shared her vision of a better world during the conference.
Usage notes
Used in both positive (e.g., visionary) and negative contexts (e.g., lack of vision). Might be more formal in business settings.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a 'visionary' who has a clear view of the future.
Collocations
- business vision
- clear vision
- long-term vision
- vision statement
- have a vision
Synonyms
- sight
- imagination
- view
- perspective
- foresight
Antonyms
- blindness
- ignorance
Common mistakes
- Confused with 'sight' which is the physical ability to see.
- Misusing 'vision' when only referring to sight, instead of ideas or plans.
- Forgetting to capitalize 'Vision' when used as a title.