envisage|envisaged|envisages|envisaging in English

verb

[en·vis·age || ɪn'vɪzɪdʒ]

visualize, contemplate, imagine, picture

Use "envisage|envisaged|envisages|envisaging" in a sentence

1. Envisaging (Su) Aeons communicate wordlessly, almost incomprehensibly

2. You must envisage realities.

3. Personally, I envisage them staying together.

4. I don't envisage working with him again.

5. What level of profit do you envisage?

6. I can't envisage her coping with this job.

7. Nobody can envisage the consequences of total nuclear war.

8. Indicative list of envisaged actions

9. It'should be quite simple; I don't envisage any difficulty.

10. S.B. was deeply reluctant to envisage a new coalition.

11. The present protocol, as I said, envisages an additional 42.

12. She envisages an era of great scientific discoveries.

13. When do you envisage being able to pay me back?

14. In Christendom, many envisage an afterlife of heavenly bliss.

15. What concrete steps the Government of India is envisaging to assuage their concerns?

16. When do you envisage being able to finish the experiment?

17. In 2004 the European Defence Agency was established, envisaging structural defence cooperation, also supported by Commission initiatives.

18. I can envisage difficulties if we continue with this policy.

19. So, what kind of a world does conductive education envisage?

20. He envisages the possibility of establishing direct diplomatic relations in the future.

21. The BharatNet project envisages connecting Gram Panchayats with underground optical fibre network.

22. The Platform for Action envisages the following activities to that end

23. We do not envisage a general election for at least another two years.

24. In addition, the following wage measures are envisaged:

25. The MoU envisages development of new technology for drilling of oil and gas.