Vision ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Vision ( noun )

1. The ability to see; sight.
2. The act or power of imagining or conceiving something in the mind.
3. A mental image or concept of something, especially one of the future.
4. A vivid and clear image or idea of something, often seen as a supernatural experience.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french vision, from latin visio(n-), from videre "to see".

Examples:

1. He lost his vision in the accident.
2. She had a vision of a better world.
3. The company's vision is to become the leading provider of clean energy.
4. The vision of the organization is to promote peace and understanding.
5. He had a vision of the Virgin Mary while praying.

(As a verb)

Vision ( verb )

1. The ability to see; sight.
2. The act or power of imagining or conceiving something in the mind.
3. A mental image or concept of something, especially one of the future.
4. A vivid and clear image or idea of something, often seen as a supernatural experience.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french vision, from latin visio(n-), from videre "to see".

Examples:

1. He lost his vision in the accident.
2. She had a vision of a better world.
3. The company's vision is to become the leading provider of clean energy.
4. The vision of the organization is to promote peace and understanding.
5. He had a vision of the Virgin Mary while praying.