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  • noun Plural form of vision.

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Examples

  • Scarcely, however, had he closed his eyes, before visions began to throng his memory, or his fancy (I cannot undertake to indicate the exact spot) —visions so crowded, so incessant, that they quickly banished every idea of sleep.

    Chapter XVII 1909

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  • Neither of these visions is likely to be realized, for reasons familiar to any Best Buy shopper.

    Get Smarter 2009

  • The views we get through cubism are solely visions from the eyes, without the magical intervention of the brain; while perspective is better at fooling us, giving us a semblance of the reality our brain creates for us, which is much more comfortable and familiar.

    Borges: Pathways of the (Postmodern) Mind Heather McDougal 2009

  • I entertain visions of little Tad, who has just turned 3, awaiting his bride at the marriage altar with a large powdered tail quivering aloft.

    Telling Tails Tim O 2009

  • Catholics ordered to keep quiet over Virgin visions

    Catholics ordered to keep quiet over Virgin visions 2009

  • I entertain visions of little Tad, who has just turned 3, awaiting his bride at the marriage altar with a large powdered tail quivering aloft.

    Telling Tails Tim O 2009

  • Catholics ordered to keep quiet over Virgin visions

    Catholics ordered to keep quiet over Virgin visions 2009

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  • Neither of these visions is likely to be realized, for reasons familiar to any Best Buy shopper.

    Get Smarter 2009

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