vision

• angel
• aniseikonia
• apparition
• astigmatism
• bogey
• bogie
• bogy
• brainchild
• cacodemon
• castle in spain
• castle in the air
• chimera
• cloud-cuckoo-land
• cloudland
• conceit
• conceive
• concoct
• concoction
• contemplate
• daemon
• daimon
• daydream
• daymare
• delusion
• demon
• devil
• diplopia
• discernment
• discretion
• djinn
• djinni
• doppelganger
• double
• double vision
• dream
• envisage
• envisaging
• envision
• eye
• eyesight
• fable
• fabricate
• fabrication
• familiar
• familiar spirit
• fancy
• fantasize
• fantasm
• fantasy
• farsightedness
• feature
• fetch
• fiction
• fiend
• figment
• foresee
• foresight
• foresightedness
• forethought
• genie
• genius
• ghost
• ghoul
• hallucinate
• hallucination
• hant
• haunt
• hypermetropia
• hyperopia
• idea
• ideate
• ignis fatuus
• illusion
• image
• imagine
• imaging
• imp
• incubus
• insight
• invent
• invention
• jinn
• jinni
• lamia
• lemures
• make up
• manes
• manufacture
• materialization
• meditate
• mirage
• muse
• myopia
• nearsightedness
• nightmare
• nonentity
• perception
• perceptiveness
• phantasm
• phantasy
• phantom
• picture
• pipe dream
• plan
• poltergeist
• ponder
• precaution
• prefigure
• premeditation
• presbyopia
• prescience
• project
• providence
• prudence
• re-create
• reflect
• relive
• reminisce
• ruminate
• sagaciousness
• sagacity
• sageness
• sapience
• see
• shade
• shadow
• shaitan
• shangri-la
• sight
• specter
• spectre
• spirit
• spook
• sprite
• squint
• stargaze
• strabismus
• succubus
• unreality
• utopia
• vampire
• visitant
• visualization
• visualize
• wisdom
• wraith
• zombi
• zombie

• actuality
• fact
• hindsight
• improvidence
• myopia
• reality
• reappraisal
• retrospect
• retrospection
• shortsightedness

• noun
  1. The sense or ability of sight.
  2. Something seen; an object perceived visually.
  3. Something imaginary one thinks one sees.
  4. (by extension) Something unreal or imaginary; a creation of fancy.
  5. An ideal or a goal toward which one aspires.
  6. A religious or mystical experience of a supernatural appearance.
  7. A person or thing of extraordinary beauty.
  8. Pre-recorded film or tape; footage.
• verb
  1. To imagine something as if it were to be true.
  2. To present as in a vision.
  3. To provide with a vision.

• Her long-term vision is to build a sustainable community.
• The artist had a unique vision that set his work apart.
• Age can sometimes affect a person’s night vision.
• The company’s vision focuses on innovation and inclusivity.
• He described a vivid vision he had during meditation.

cacodemon

daemon

daimon

earful

fabricate

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