verb
definition
To conceive or see something within one's mind. To imagine.
noun
definition
Something envisioned.
Examples of envisioning in a Sentence
He changed into all black and strapped a sword to his back before closing his eyes and envisioning the interior of NOVA Sector.
Envisioning what your creative ideas are going to look like when they come to life is one of the biggest challenges people face when consider a décor remodel.
If the word or phrase you are envisioning for your home isn't one that can be found quickly and easily, you have a few options to choose from.
The scarlet hydrangeas were the perfect addition to what we were envisioning!
The most significant factors in overcoming fear are identifying the fear, developing a sense of control over the feared environment, and envisioning alternatives to the feared negative outcomes.
Neuro Linguistic Programming and Learning Paul Hobbs explains the importance of mentally envisioning a successful outcome when beginning courses or activities.
For some people, it's not easy envisioning how a photo will look on a large surface.
There is more to roller coaster design than envisioning a great new ride and putting together a few beams and a train.
Boys are generally more advanced at envisioning and manipulating objects.
Chances are, you aren't envisioning used and broken toys with faded paint and missing parts.
Perhaps you're Catholic and you're envisioning a crucifix tattoo, but the tattoo artist has done so many Celtic cross that it's the first image that comes to his or her mind.
Think of the possibilities if by the remote chance Howie is envisioning the past!
He opened the portal and stepped into the shadow world, envisioning the place Gabriel had passed to him.
When I use a term like factory farm, I am envisioning not what these things are now but what they will be.
She paused in the kitchen doorway, envisioning the family room redecorated.