Synonyms for envisage
ɛnˈvɪz ɪdʒen·vis·age

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1. imagine, conceive of, ideate, envisageverb

   form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case

   "Can you conceive of him as the president?"

   Synonyms:
   ideate, opine, guess, reckon, conceive of, suppose, imagine, think

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1. • Create By Mental Act

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1. List of paraphrases for "envisage":

   consider, imagine, contemplate, foresee, envisaged, anticipate, conceive, predict

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1. Andre Bernheim:

   When the Apple Watch launched I couldn't envisage a 'normal' watch with its functionality, but I think it's possible now -- by limiting the watch's functions to those it make sense to have on the body. There's no point creating a watch to compete with your cellphone, especially since most people carry their phones with them. If I had to compromise the look I wouldn't add the function.

2. Philip Hammond:

   What will start to reduce uncertainty is when we are able to set out more clearly the kind of arrangement we envisage going forward with the European Union, if our European Union partners respond to such a vision positively - obviously it will be subject to negotiation - so that there is a sense perhaps later this year that we are all on the same page in terms of where we expect to be going. I think that will send a reassuring signal to the business community and to markets.

3. Andy Murray:

   I don't think he has a huge ego so I wouldn't envisage that being a huge problem, they have spoken to each other a number of times on the phone, both have said to me that it went very well, they both like each other and know each other from their playing days which is good.

4. Judge Deborah Taylor:

   Whilst you may have had fears as to what may happen to you, nonetheless you had a choice, it is difficult to envisage a more serious example of this offence.

5. Steve Donzé:

   You could envisage a scenario where the U.S. pauses both its balance sheet reduction and rate increases.