envision
v.v. to imagine something as a future possibility. You use this when you have a clear picture in your mind of how something could be.
v. to imagine or conceive of a future possibility or event. Often implies a structured or purposeful mental visualization rather than a fleeting thought.
I envision a world where everyone has clean water.
The architect asked the clients how they envision using the open-plan space during the winter months.
Economists envision a significant shift in global trade patterns as emerging markets develop more robust internal consumer bases and reduce their reliance on raw material exports.
From en- + vision, from Latin visionem (“a thing or sight seen”).
The verb is transitive and often takes a gerund (-ing form) or a 'that' clause as its object.
I envision to move to SpainI envision moving to SpainEnvision is followed by a gerund (-ing), not an infinitive.