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invision

[in-vizh-uhn]

verb (used with object)

  1. a frequent misspelling of envision.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of invision1

First recorded in 1820–30
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Example Sentences

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Mann, 43, was walking in the parade with her nondenominational, LGBTQ-friendly congregation, InVision Church L.A., where she and her wife are members.

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MyMilitia’s website runs on a software licensed to them by a company called Invision.

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Following pressure from Jammi and others, the creator of Invision revoked MyMilitia’s permissions to use the software.

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Jammi and others are now pressuring the owner of Invision to take legal action to force MyMilitia offline for violating their contract.

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Allison Kaufman, director of operations and production for Invision, the AP’s wholly owned entertainment photo agency, is joining the AP’s photo team as assistant director of photography for entertainment.

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