visioned

SayVIZH-uhnd/ˈvɪʒ.ənd/

4 meanings of visioned

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of vision. Use this form for imagining or picturing something that already happened.
She visioned a better future for her children.
He visioned the whole plan before he ever began.
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2
adjectivein compounds
Having eyesight of a certain kind, such as sharp, weak, or doubled.
Like the word "sharp-eyed," but it tells what kind of seeing a person has.
After the fall he felt double visioned for a few minutes.
A keen visioned hunter can spot a deer far across the valley.
Similarsighted, eyed
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3
adjectiveobsolete
Seen only in a dream or vision, not in real life.
Like the places you walk through in a dream: real while you sleep, gone when you wake.
The visioned land in her dream had rivers of gold.
[E]arth has seen Love's brightest roses on the scaffold bloom, Mingling with freedom's fadeless laurels there, And presaging the truth of visioned bliss.
1813, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Queen MabHere, visioned means seen in a vision, imagined rather than real.
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Less common meaning

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adjectiveobsolete
Able to see visions and filled with a special inspiration.
Like someone who can "see" things others cannot, almost like dreaming while awake.
The visioned prophet warned the king of coming danger.
People believed the visioned old woman could see the future.
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visioned is a form of vision

vision, verb: To imagine or picture something in your mind as if you could see it. Full entry

Forms: visionvisions he/she/itvisioning -ing formvisioned past tense, past participle
Spelling: vision → visioned: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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Origin

From the word "vision" plus the ending "-ed".