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/ˈvɪstə/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A pleasing view, especially one seen through a long, narrow opening.
The hikers reached a high vantage point and were rewarded with a stunning vista of the valley below.
A comprehensive mental view of a series of events.
The novel offers a vista into the lives of its characters, spanning several generations.
A distant view or prospect.
The old castle stood majestically on the hill, providing a vista that stretched for miles.
Etymology
from Italian 'vista' meaning 'sight', from Latin 'visus', the past participle of 'videre', meaning 'to see'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
distant vista
A view that is far away.
in vista
In sight or in view.
vista point
A designated scenic viewpoint.
Related Words
scenic
Providing or having beautiful views of nature.
panoramic
Providing a wide view of an extensive area.
Slang Meanings
A nice place or view someone often goes to.
Let's check out that new overlook; I hear it's a great vista.
Figuratively, a promising future opportunity.
After the promotion, his career outlook is looking like a great vista.