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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an envisioned" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is referring to something that has been imagined or conceptualized.
Example: "In her speech, she described an envisioned future where technology and nature coexist harmoniously."
Alternatives: "a conceived" or "an imagined".
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That structure is the second building of an envisioned three-building complex.
But this was not an envisioned outcome just a few years ago.
Days earlier he had been photographed seated in front of a map showing US targets for an envisioned nuclear strike.
Ambitious Israeli-Jordanian development projects -- including an envisioned binational airport and industrial zone between Aqaba and Eilat -- have fallen victim to cross-border bureaucratic squabbles.
Called 1 Pennsylvania Plaza, the building would have 1.23 million square feet of rentable space and be positioned atop an envisioned plaza across the street from the Penn Center Suburban Station.
A series of negotiations followed guided by Russia and a committee informally known as the "Minsk Group" (named for an envisioned peace conference in Minsk, Bela., that was not realized)—that failed to reach a lasting resolution but did manage to yield a cease-fire agreement in 1994, which, though periodically violated, has largely held.
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Wright said he never envisioned an alternative.
He envisioned "an island of water".
Nishida envisioned an alternative, however.
Ever envisioned an extended period of tranquility?
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