vista VIS-tuh noun WS #43

a pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening; an extensive mental view of a series of remembered or anticipated events; a prospect or outlook

1. Standing at the edge of the canyon, they were amazed by the vast vista that seemed to go on forever.
2. From the castle tower, visitors could enjoy a panoramic vista of the surrounding countryside and distant villages.
3. The economic reforms opened up new vistas of opportunity for small business owners and entrepreneurs.
4. The mountain trail opened up to reveal a breathtaking vista of the valley below stretching to the horizon.
5. The architect designed the building's windows to frame the vista of the lake and create a connection with nature.