Search Results for: "Vision"

Vision refers to the physical ability to see using the eyes, or the mental capac...

The faculty or state of being able to see, perceiving colors.

The vision aid; a device to help people with impaired vision.

Vision; the faculty or state of being able to see.

A medical doctor who specializes in eye and vision care.

The pair of organs in the head through which humans and animals see; the faculty...

a vision of the future

To make something become unclear or less distinct, either physically by losing s...

To proactively project or impose one's influence, intentions, or strategic visio...

To portray or interpret a complex situation, narrative, or system by focusing ex...

To manifest or embody a physical state or consequence before its natural time or...

Lenses worn to correct vision

Field of vision or perspective; range of understanding.

Acuity refers to the sharpness or keenness of thought, vision, or hearing. It de...

Relating to the eyes or vision.

Eyeglasses to help vision

spirit; daring; breadth of vision

Energy making vision possible.

The ability to see, but more commonly used as the ability to think about or plan...

Relating to sight or the sense of vision. It describes things that are seen or r...

Stating that vision is obstructed.

This phrase is a sophisticated and polite way to express disagreement without so...

To experience visions during sleep.

This phrase means you're not easily fooled. You can tell what someone is *really...

This phrase is a polite way to say you disagree with someone's perspective. It l...

To be unable to see anything at all, often due to darkness or poor vision.

This phrase is about achieving success and growth without creating conflict or e...

This phrase is a high-level way to introduce a discussion about core values, eth...

This phrase describes being perfectly aligned with a specific idea, vibe, or vis...

This isn't just about pretty parks! It's a big national vision for China. Think...

To be so bright or beautiful that it temporarily impairs vision.

The ability to see things distinctly or a clear understanding of something.

To be unable to see anything clearly due to darkness or poor vision.

To have visions during sleep or to aspire to something.

To proceed cautiously without a clear plan or long-term vision.

To place spectacles on one's face for vision.

To have spectacles on one's face for vision correction.

To not see anything at all, often due to darkness or poor vision.

To trick someone's vision or sense.

This phrase is the academic heavy-hitter you use when you've decoded the hidden...

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