transitive. To perceive (an object, person, scene, etc.) in the mind's eye or in a dream or vision; to have a mental image of.

To turn over in the mind, meditate on, ponder over, consider. transitive. With simple object. Now only: to have one's mental processes full of…

To think of, imagine, conceive. Obsolete.

transitive (or absol.) To conceive, imagine; to conjecture, guess. Obsolete.

transitive. To form a mental image of; to picture to oneself, to devise; to imagine. Now rare.

To form a mental image of. transitive. To imagine, picture in the mind, represent to oneself.

transitive. To imagine or envisage as if in a dream; to have a vision or fantasy of. Now chiefly: to think or daydream about (something greatly…

To form an idea of, conceive, imagine; to apprehend, guess. transitive. With object clause.

To represent to oneself in imagination; to form a mental image of, picture to oneself (something not… transitive. With simple object or object and…

To form a mental idea or image of; to have an idea or conception of; to imagine, envisage. transitive. With simple object.

trans. = fancy, v. 1; rarely, to fantasy with oneself.

transitive. With clause as object. To represent to one's imagination; to imagine to oneself; to fancy, suppose. Cf. propose, v. 2d. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. With an immaterial object. To form or construct (a thought, a concept, an idea, etc.) in the mind; to conceive, imagine. More fully to f…

transitive. = imagine, v.

transitive. To imagine; to create imaginatively.

trans. with obj. and inf. or object clause. Also, †To represent imaginatively.

= surmise, v. 3b. rare.

To form an idea of, conceive, imagine. Also absol. Obsolete.

To imagine, fancy; to think; to conceive of. transitive. With simple object. Now rare.

transitive. To represent to one's imagination; to envisage, hold in mind; esp. to anticipate as an outcome, to expect, look for. Cf. propound, v. 5b…

transitive. To form the idea of; to frame, devise, or construct in idea or imagination; to imagine, conceive. In early use with reference to Platonic…

transitive. To present to oneself in thought; to conceive, imagine. Obsolete.

To picture in the mind; to imagine. Const. with simple complement and object clause.

To frame in the mind, conceive (an idea, judgement, opinion, etc.). †Formerly also, to imagine; occasionally to form to oneself (= French se figurer…

transitive. To bring to mind by a conscious effort of memory, thought, or imagination; to summon up (a memory, image, etc.).

transitive. To represent to one's imagination; to imagine, envisage. Obsolete.

To frame a notion; ‘make out’, imagine.

transitive. To imagine; to form a mental picture of; esp. to imagine (a person) with regard to particular qualities or circumstances.

Of a human agent. transitive. To make, form, set up, or bring into existence (something which has not existed before); to produce (a work of…

trans. To fancy, imagine (obs.).

figurative. To represent or picture to one's own mind or imagination; to imagine.

To see as in a vision; to bring before the eye of the mind. Also with forth.

figurative. (Forms of speech originating in earlier notions of conjuring.) to conjure up: to raise or bring into existence as by magic, occult…

figurative. (Forms of speech originating in earlier notions of conjuring.) To bring, get, move, convey, as by magic.

To obtain a mental view of, set before the mind's eye; to contemplate; chiefly, to view or regard under a particular aspect.

transitive. Originally: to imagine or envisage in or as in a dream. Now chiefly: to devise (an idea, plan, etc., esp. one that is ingenious or…

transitive. To form a mental vision, image, or picture of (something not visible or present to the sight, or of an abstraction); to make visible…

transitive. To see or foresee as in a vision; to envisage; to visualize.

transitive. To visualize how (a thing) will look when created or finished; to imagine or predict (the result of a process or act). Cf. pre-visualiz…