envisaged

Aaron, having no pencil, traced with a greasy finger on the tile floor the outlines of the barn and farmhouse he envisaged.

Prayer is directed to a person, and whether he is envisaged as 'a spirit,' or not, is a mere detail of metaphysical terminology.

He bore the man no grudge; the more he envisaged the risks, the more he admired and respected him.

We have not envisaged whole languages as conforming to this or that general type.

For the first time I envisaged it in its heartbreaking beauty.

Great heavens, had he ever yet envisaged Hugh listening abjectly (or worse impudently) to the strictures of a scornful judge?

This is true because consequences are assessed, in the Estimate, on the basis of the envisaged results of proposed actions.

And simultaneously he envisaged the present reality of Saturn.

He reflected happily that in a few days he would begin a new petty-cash book—and he envisaged it as a symbol of his new life.

They did not ask whether the organization they envisaged was economically profitable, but whether it was ethically right.