Envisagés

Envisagés is the masculine plural past participle of the French verb envisager, used as an adjective to describe things that have been considered, foreseen, or planned. The feminine form is envisagée; the feminine plural is envisagées, and the singular masculine form is envisagé. The term is common in formal writing, particularly in policy documents, project planning, and academic discourse, where it marks proposals, options, or scenarios that have been contemplated but not necessarily implemented.

Usage of envisagés typically refers to plans or scenarios that have been thought through and presented for consideration. For example, one might speak of “les projets envisagés pour l’année prochaine” or “les solutions envisagées” in discussions about future steps. In English translations, envisagés is often rendered as envisaged, foreseen, or contemplated, depending on context.

Etymology and semantics: envisager means to foresee, consider, or plan, and envisagés conveys the sense of things that have already been looked at or proposed. The word thus functions as a descriptor of scope or intent in both administrative and analytical texts, signaling that a given option has reached a stage of consideration rather than immediate execution.

See also: envisager, vision, planning, scenarios.