a scene or prospect
an aspect of a building
the rear view
extent or range of vision; sight
no longer in view
a pictorial or photographic representation
a way of regarding something; an opinion
No work of art ever puts forward views. Views belong to people who are not artists — Oscar Wilde
the foreseeable future
There's no hope in view
the act or an instance of seeing or examining; inspection
a survey
a view of English literature
in my view
in my opinion
in view of
clearly visible to
taking the specified feature into consideration
on view
open to public inspection
with a view to
having as a hope or intention
[Middle English vewe from early French veue, vue, from veeir, voir to see, from Latin vidēre]