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Side note: just recently noticed that many folks are using the word envisage in the place where traditionally they've used the word envision. I always preferred
by brodouevencode 5y ago
Side note: just recently noticed that many folks are using the word envisage in the place where traditionally they've used the word envision. I always preferred envision too.
BUT! There is a difference, according to Grammarist (https://grammarist.com/usage/envision-envisage/ https://grammarist.com/usage/envision-envisage/). Envision is to view something in a hypothetical, imaginary manner. Envisage means to view something in a more concrete, practical manner.