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envisagement

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See: contemplation
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And because of this aspect, it also stands as an envisagement of what hope could bring about.
Picasso's Guernica bids farewell to Qantar by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
If we are to envisage a student's writing and thinking, we must do it as we go along, easily and lightly, with constant attention to adjustment based on their envisagement of themselves and the ongoing clues they give us.
Between the lines: reading and misreading student writers by Stephens, Jane; Corey, Jean; Chapman, Iris / Journal of College Reading and Learning
There are as many envisagements of transcendence as there are types of faith; and there are as many nuanced conceptions of transcendence, with or without gods, as there are persons of faith.
What is religion? by Idinopulos, Thomas A. / Cross Currents
 
 
 
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