People who have the ability to think about the future in a creative or imaginative way, or those who have unusual spiritual insights.
From Latin 'visio' (sight, vision) plus -ary (relating to). Originally referred to people who had religious visions, now applies broadly to forward-thinking people.
History shows that visionaries are often mocked in their own time—Galileo was jailed, Tesla died poor, and the Wright brothers were called liars—yet their visions reshaped civilization.
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