noun
vista
VIS-tuh/ˈvɪstə/
A broad view opening out before someone.
From the overlook, we enjoy a broad vista of the valley.
Etymology
Italian vista means a sight or view. In English it especially described a long prospect, such as one between rows of trees, connecting it with expansive scenery.
In context
house this was just sort of dead land and I I wanted to make sure that when we were eating in the inside dining room that there was a beautiful Vista as well
More examples
- The trail opens onto a sweeping mountain vista.
- Our train passes farms and wide vistas of rolling hills.
- Studying abroad opens new vistas for her future.
Forms
vista · vistas