in view



in view

1. Within the range of vision; able to be seen; visible. Wait until the enemy soldiers are in view before beginning your attack.
2. As a point of regard, deliberation, or careful attention; under consideration. Let's keep that idea in view for the board meeting next week.
3. As a goal, end, or achievement being sought. With the championship in view, the team began training harder than ever before.
See also: view

in view

1. Also, within view. Visible, in sight, as in The end of the project is in view, or The mountains are just within view. [Mid-1500s]
2. Under consideration, as in Let's keep this suggestion in view while we talk about the project. [Mid-1600s]
3. As an end or goal one aims at. For example, With the coming election in view, we should present a united front on the issues. [Early 1700s] Also see in view of.
See also: view

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Gennadius-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Orville['ɔ:vil]
Aurelian[ɔ:'ri:ljən]
Angilberct-Ancient Germanic
Zsiga-Hungarian
Zelophehad-Biblical