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in someone's view

in someone's view prepositional phrase: the way or manner in which someone sees or perceives something: the way or manner in which someone feels about something.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (idiomatic) The way or manner in which someone sees or perceives something: the way or manner in which someone feels about something.
    • In her view, there's only one thing to be done about it: read them the riot act.
    • In my view, there's nothing wrong with a little give-and-take about such issues.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see in, someone's, view.
    • If they build that monstrosity then it will be right in our view every time we look out our windows.

Synonyms of in someone's view

Questions about in someone's view

What does in someone's view mean?
In someone's view means the way or manner in which someone sees or perceives something: the way or manner in which someone feels about something.
What part of speech is in someone's view?
In someone's view is a prepositional phrase.

Words near in someone's view in the dictionary

  1. in someone's face
  2. in someone's light
  3. in someone's pocket
  4. in someone's shoes
  5. in someone's time
  6. in someone's view
  7. in someone's vocabulary
  8. in someone's way
  9. in something's favor
  10. in something's way
  11. in sooth

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