Prospect, view. Obsolete. rare.

That which is viewed from a particular location or position; a spectacle, sight, or scene.

The action or fact of getting sight of something; a view. Obsolete.

A scene or view; a landscape; = prospect, n. 3. Also figurative. Obsolete.

The sight or prospect of a landscape, city, etc., afforded by a particular location or position, esp. one which is impressive or extensive; a vista.

A visible scene; a view or prospect, esp. an extensive one.

A view or prospect of natural inland scenery, such as can be taken in at a glance from one point of view; a piece of country scenery.

A view or prospect, especially one seen through an avenue of trees or other long and narrow opening.

coup d'œil/ku dœj/. A glance taking in a general view; concrete a view or scene as it strikes the eye at a glance.

= landscape, n. Also in plural.

concrete. That which is thus viewed; a view, prospect, scene; †a delineation of this, a ‘view’, picture (obsolete).

The view or prospect from a place or point.

A view, a prospect. rare.

The outward appearance of a region; the external world as affected by external factors. Cf. inscape, n.