view _noun

1-) opinion/idea about sth

ADJECTIVES

general, popular, prevailing, widely held
conflicting, differing, divergent, opposing, polarized
clear, forthright, strong
idealized, optimistic, positive, romantic, rosy
jaundiced, negative, pessimistic
conventional
unorthodox
minority
political
liberal, modern, progressive, radical 
moderate
conservative, reactionary
extremist, hard-line
stereotyped, stereotypical
informed
ill-informed, uninformed
world

VERBS

have, hold
take
air, convey, expound, express, make known, present, put forward
discuss, exchange, share
canvass, solicit
reflect, represent
adhere to, agree with, endorse
confirm, support
challenge

PREPOSITIONS

in your
about
on

PHRASES

an exchange of views
a point of view
take a dim view of sth

2-) ability to see/be seen from a particular place

ADJECTIVES

good, grandstand, wonderful
poor, terrible
clear, unimpeded, uninterrupted, unobstructed
back, front, rear, side
close, close-up
public
overall

VERBS

get, have
give sb
block
come into
disappear from
be hidden from

PREPOSITIONS

in
on

PHRASES

in full view (of sth)

3-) scenery

ADJECTIVES

breathtaking, fine, lovely, magnificent, spectacular, splendid, stunning, superb, wonderful
commanding, panoramic
mountain, sea, etc.

VERBS

afford, boast, enjoy, give, have
admire, enjoy

PREPOSITIONS

across/over
from
of

PHRASES

a room with a view

view _verb

ADVERBS

favourably, positively
unfavourably
cautiously, suspiciously
differently
objectively
privately

VERBS

tend to
try to

PREPOSITIONS

as
from
with

PHRASES

generally/widely viewed as sth
increasingly viewed as sth, traditionally viewed as sth, a way of viewing sth