horizons

Where earth meets sky

Horizons is the plural of horizon—the line where earth and sky appear to meet.

More often it refers figuratively to the limits of one's knowledge, experience, or ambition: Travel broadens your horizons.

To expand or broaden your horizons is to seek new experiences or understanding.

The job opened up new horizons for her.

visual

vista

Pleasing distant scene

scenery · viewpoint · outlook · perspective · sightline · vantage · visibility · tableau · sweep · expanse

future

prospects

Expected future outcomes

goals · ambitions · foresight · anticipation · vision · dreams · possibilities · opportunities · planning · projections

boundaries

limits

Imposed maximum points

borderline · threshold · terminus · endpoint · extremity · confines · periphery · frontier · outskirts · barrier

expansion

broadening

Increasing in extent

exploration · development · extension · deepening · worldview · cultural · intellectual · experiential · travel · learning

Categories
Opposites
spatial distance/depth

horizonsforeground

Nearest visual plane

immediate surroundings · here and now · close quarters · proximity · vicinity

scope of possibility/vision

horizonslimitations

Imposed or inherent bounds

constraints · boundaries · tunnel vision · blinders · myopia

temporal orientation

horizonsorigins

Points where things start

roots · present moment · here and now · past · history

Phrases
Family

horizon, horizontal, artificial horizon, horizontally, horizonless, event horizon

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G