imagine /im-ajˈin/

1. To form a mental image of
2. To conceive
3. To think
4. To believe falsely, to fancy
5. To conjecture, suppose
6. To contrive or devise

1. To form mental images
2. To exercise imagination

imagˈinable adjective

imagˈinableness noun

imagˈinably adverb

imagˈinal adjective

Of or relating to an image

imagˈinarily adverb

imagˈinariness noun

imagˈinary adjective

1. Existing only in the imagination
2. Not real, illusory
3. Of or containing an imaginary number (mathematics)
4. Non-existent

imagināˈtion noun

1. The act of imagining
2. The faculty of forming mental images
3. The creative power of the mind
4. Resourcefulness, contrivance

imagˈinative /-ə-tiv or -ā-tiv/ adjective

1. Full of or endowed with imagination
2. Done or created with, or showing, imagination

imagˈinatively adverb

imagˈinativeness noun

imagineerˈ noun

Someone who designs and creates a new and imaginative product or piece of technology (orig a person doing such work at a Disney theme park)

To design and create something new and imaginative

imagˈiner noun

imagˈining noun

(in pl) things imagined

imagˈinist noun (Austen)

A person with an active imagination and a tendency to speculate or wonder

imaginary numbers or imaginary quantities plural noun

Non-existent quantities involving the square roots of negative quantities

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