Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: visualise)
WordNet
adj. seen in the mind as a mental image; "the glory of his envisioned future"; "the snow-covered Alps pictured in her imagination"; "the visualized scene lacked the ugly details of real life" [syn: envisioned, pictured, visualized]
Usage examples of "visualised".
Lundren visualised the screening machines, descendants of the ancient and clumsy electroencephalographs, but vastly refined.
But most of all she longed to be transported back to the days of La Scale by hearing Torna a Surriento', the favourite song of the club and the one they would sing the most, and she would close her eyes in the most blissful state of melancholy as she heard its melody and visualised the boys outside under the olive, scarcely aware of the melodrama of their gestures as they poured their hearts and the full lust of their voices into the grippingly beautiful mordants and gracenotes of the final phrase, after which they would sit in a moment of nostalgic silence before sighing, shaking their heads, and wiping the tears from their eyes with their sleeves.
Send your message of healing or visualised golden light, then blow out the candles deosil, sending the energies to where they are needed.
In less formal practices, either archangels or pillars of light may be visualised in the corners of the room to offer protection at a time when a person is opening then-psyche to the cosmos, to keep out all negativity, earthly or otherwise.
Phaid had imagined many ways in which he might meet his end, but he'd never visualised anything so horribly impersonal.
He paused for a moment, a shaft of moonlight weirdly illuminating his narrow young face, as he visualised the sketch-plan of the route to Khamovkhin's room.
He listened to his opening remarks and then, as if by reflex, he visualised again the sketch-plan of Lahtilinna.
In a flash it visualised its teeth closing on its victim and imagined a bloody struggle, followed by a feast.
Cemp visualised the seven hundred-odd cubic miles that comprised the interior of the most fantastic asteriod in the galaxy, and he remembered what Mathews had said — that perhaps the planetoid was the 'city' and Earth was the 'farm.
From his experience of the vomit of innumerable patients, he visualised that this would be of a predominantly yellow colour.