Visionary (2)
Visionary
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Visionary
Visitv.to go to see, survey, view, afflict, punish
Visitn.the act of going to see any person
Visitablea.liable to be visited or punished
Visitantn.one who visits or goes to see another
Visitationn.the act of visiting, a visit, a judgement
Visitatoriala.belonging to a judicial visiter
Visiter, or Visitorn.one who visits, a judge
Visitingn.the act of paying visits or judging
Visivea.formed by or relating to vision, seen
Visnen.a brandy, a wine mixed with brandy
Visonn.an American animal of the weasel kind
Visorn.a mask, disguise, concealment
Visoreda.masked, disguised, concealed, hidden
Vista, or Viston.a walk or prospect through trees
Visuala.belonging to the sight, exercising sight
Vitala.necessary or belonging to life, essential
Vitalityn.the power or act or subsisting in life
Vitallyad.in a manner to give life, essentially
Vitalsn. pl.parts essential to life, essence
Vitiatev.t.to deprave, corrupt, defile, deflour
Vitiationn.a spoiling, depravation, corruption
Vitilitigationn.a contention in law, dispute, ob.
Vitiosityn.depravity, corruption, wickedness
Vitiousa.corrupt, wicked, mischievous
Vitiouslyad.corruptly, wickedly, vilely, badly
Vitiousnessn.corruptness, wickedness, vice