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Rimma Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Envision vs imagine
Hello there,
What is the difference between envision and imagine?
Can they be used interchangeably?
Thanks.
What is the difference between envision and imagine?
Can they be used interchangeably?
Thanks.
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Hello Rimma. Imagine means "to picture or believe something", in some cases, something that is hard to visualize or something that isn't completely real or true. " I hope my answer would help you.
- Hello Rimma.
- Imagine means "to picture or believe something", in some cases, something that is hard to visualize or something that isn't completely real or true.
- " I hope my answer would help you.
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Hello Rimma.
Imagine means "to picture or believe something", in some cases, something that is hard to visualize or something that isn't completely real or true. As in: "Can you imagine how it feels to be blind?"
Envision means "forming a mental picture of someone or something" too, but it also means "to expect something which is a likely or desirable possibility in the future." As in: "I
Imagine means "to picture or believe something", in some cases, something that is hard to visualize or something that isn't completely real or true. As in: "Can you imagine how it feels to be blind?"
Envision means "forming a mental picture of someone or something" too, but it also means "to expect something which is a likely or desirable possibility in the future." As in: "I
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rimmaWhat is the difference between envision and imagine?Can they be used interchangeably?They are not quite interchangeable. 'envision' is more like imagining how something will be in the future.
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