vision
Collocations
35(noun.) picture in your imagination
ADJ
disturbing, dreadful, ghastly, horrible | bleak | inner, intuitive, mental, spiritual
mystic/mystical, prophetic, religious
The monk claimed he had received a mystical vision during his meditation last night.
poetic
apocalyptic
She described her apocalyptic vision of a world destroyed by climate change.
momentary, sudden
VERB + VISION
experience, have, receive
She experienced a vision of her future career while walking through the museum.
conjure up
When I heard the old song, it conjured up a vision of my childhood home.
VISION + VERB
fade
My childhood dream of becoming a dancer gradually faded as I got older.
PREP
in a/the ~
The prophet claimed he saw the future in a vision during his sleep.
~ of
(noun.) ability to see/plan for the future
ADJ
great | imaginative | alternative
broad, comprehensive, global, wide
The new leader brought a broad vision for improving education in rural areas.
narrow | overall | personal
clear
My grandmother had a clear vision for her garden before she started planting anything.
common
Both companies had a common vision of making technology accessible to everyone.
strategic | political | revolutionary | romantic, Utopian
VERB + VISION
have | develop
convey, expand on/upon, outline, promote
The director promoted her vision of making films that celebrate ordinary people's stories.
impose
The company's CEO tried to impose her vision on the entire organization.
share
cloud
Anger clouded her vision when she looked at the test results.
PREP
of ~
The company's new leader was a person of real vision who transformed their business strategy.
~ for
The new mayor shared her vision for improving schools and public transportation across the city.
~ of
She had a clear vision of what she wanted to accomplish in her career.
PHRASES
breadth of vision
The architect's breadth of vision transformed the old neighborhood into a modern cultural hub.