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Definition of view
1 : extent or range of vision : sight tried to keep the ship in view sat high in the bleachers to get a good view
2 : the act of seeing or examining : inspection; also : survey a view of English literature
3a : a mode or manner of looking at or regarding somethingb : an opinion or judgment colored by the feeling or bias of its holder in my view the plan will fail
5 : the foreseeable future no hope in view
6 : a pictorial representation
in view of
: in regard to : in consideration of
on view
: open to public inspection : on exhibition
with a view to
From the M-W Editors
Examples of view in a Sentence
The views expressed herein are strictly those of the author.
There is no evidence to support that view.
The ship slowly sailed out of view.
The ship disappeared from view.
Recent Examples of view from the Web
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Related: Kentucky law may let school clubs bar LGBT students, group says Proponents say the law is intended to protect students' freedom to express their faith and political views by rejecting members who don't hold similar values.
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The survey looked at views from 37 nations, including 17 of the 19 members of the G-20.
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The U.S. views hacking and meddling both defensively in terms of what the U.S. is doing to protect itself, and offensively in terms of whether and how the U.S. should retaliate to prevent future interference, the official said.
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The county urges people to review a checklist and view 10 short videos that break down vital things residents should do to be prepared in case of an evacuation or the need to survive for a minimum of three days in a major disaster.
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Moraine Valley offers stargazing sessions Get close-up views of craters on the moon or the glow of different stars at Moraine Valley Community College's telescope open viewing nights in 2017.
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The couple celebrate Valentine’s Day together with a breathtaking view of Central Park.
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The food is delicious and there are absolutely stunning views of the ocean from the open air veranda.
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These accommodations come replete with amenities like rooftop lounges, private screening rooms, complimentary bikes, and breathtaking cityscape views.
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Origin and Etymology of view
Middle English vewe, vyewe, from Anglo-French, from feminine of veu, viewe, past participle of veer to see, from Latin vidēre — more at wit
Synonym Discussion of view
view
Definition of view
Examples of view in a Sentence
The building is most impressive when viewed from the front.
A medical examiner is now viewing the evidence.
The program was viewed by millions of people.
Different people view this problem in different ways.
Recent Examples of view from the Web
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For more information, or to view the artists' work, visit www.mchenry.edu/artgallery.
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The museum won’t have its own fireworks show, but guests should be able to view Biscayne Bay’s fireworks.
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First Known Use of view
1544
VIEW Defined for English Language Learners
view
playDefinition of view for English Language Learners
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: an opinion or way of thinking about something
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: the things that can be seen from a particular place
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: a picture of a place
view
Definition of view for English Language Learners
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: to look at (something) carefully
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: to see or watch (a movie, a TV show, etc.)
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: to think about (someone or something) in a particular way
VIEW Defined for Kids
Definition of view for Students
1 : opinion 1 In his view, the plan will fail.
2 : all that can be seen from a certain place The house has a view of the lake.
3 : range of vision There is no one in view.
4 : purpose She studies with a view to passing.
5 : a picture that represents something that can be seen The postcard shows a beach view.
Medical Dictionary
view
playMedical Definition of view
: a radiographic image of the body or a body part often taken with the body or part oriented in a standardized way in relation to the imaging beam of radiation—called also projection; see waters' view
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