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Definition of imaginary
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Imaginary
(a.)
Existing
only in
imagination
or
fancy;
not real;
fancied;
visionary;
ideal.
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Hysteria
::
Hysteria
(n.) A
nervous
affection,
occurring
almost
exclusively
in
women,
in which the
emotional
and
reflex
excitability
is
exaggerated,
and the will power
correspondingly
diminished,
so that the
patient
loses
control
over the
emotions,
becomes
the
victim
of
imaginary
sensations,
and often falls into
paroxism
or
fits..
Constellation
::
Constellation
(n.) A
cluster
or group of fixed
stars,
or
dvision
of the
heavens,
designated
in most cases by the name of some
animal,
or of some
mythologial
personage,
within
whose
imaginary
outline,
as
traced
upon the
heavens,
the group is
included..
Plane
::
Plane (a.) A
surface,
real or
imaginary,
in
which,
if any two
points
are
taken,
the
straight
line which joins them lies
wholly
in that
surface;
or a
surface,
any
section
of which by a like
surface
is a
straight
line; a
surface
without
curvature..
Element
::
Element
(n.) One of the
simple
substances,
as
supposed
by the
ancient
philosophers;
one of the
imaginary
principles
of
matter..
Utopia
::
Utopia
(n.) An
imaginary
island,
represented
by Sir
Thomas
More, in a work
called
Utopia,
as
enjoying
the
greatest
perfection
in
politics,
laws, and the like. See
Utopia,
in the
Dictionary
of Noted Names in
Fiction..
Wild
::
Wild
(superl.)
Not
submitted
to
restraint,
training,
or
regulation;
turbulent;
tempestuous;
violent;
ungoverned;
licentious;
inordinate;
disorderly;
irregular;
fanciful;
imaginary;
visionary;
crazy..
Boundary
::
Boundary
(n.) That which
indicates
or fixes a limit or
extent,
or marks a
bound,
as of a
territory;
a
bounding
or
separating
line; a real or
imaginary
limit..
Fairyland
::
Fairyland
(n.) The
imaginary
land or abode of
fairies.
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) An
imaginary
circle
or orbit in the
heavens;
one of the
celestial
spheres.
Pseudaesthesia
::
Pseudaesthesia
(n.) False or
imaginary
feeling
or sense
perception
such as
occurs
in
hypochondriasis,
or such as is
referred
to an organ that has been
removed,
as an
amputated
foot..
Fantastic
::
Fantastic
(a.)
Existing
only in
imagination;
fanciful;
imaginary;
not real;
chimerical.
Imaginariness
::
Imaginariness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
imaginary;
unreality.
Kelpy
::
Kelpy (n.) An
imaginary
spirit
of the
waters,
horselike
in form,
vulgarly
believed
to warn, by
preternatural
noises
and
lights,
those who are to be
drowned..
Circumduction
::
Circumduction
(n.) The
rotation
of a limb round an
imaginary
axis, so as to
describe
a
concial
surface..
El Dorado
::
El
Dorado
() A name given by the
Spaniards
in the 16th
century
to an
imaginary
country
in the
interior
of South
America,
reputed
to
abound
in gold and
precious
stones..
Houyhnhnm
::
Houyhnhnm
(n.) One of the race of
horses
described
by Swift in his
imaginary
travels
of
Lemuel
Gulliver.
The
Houyhnhnms
were
endowed
with
reason
and noble
qualities;
subject
to them were
Yahoos,
a race of
brutes
having
the form and all the worst vices of men..
Polar
::
Polar (n.) The right line drawn
through
the two
points
of
contact
of the two
tangents
drawn from a given point to a given conic
section.
The given point is
called
the pole of the line. If the given point lies
within
the curve so that the two
tangents
become
imaginary,
there is still a real polar line which does not meet the
curve,
but which
possesses
other
properties
of the
polar.
Thus the focus and
directrix
are pole and
polar.
There are also poles and polar
curves
to
curves
of
higher
degree
th
Bound
::
Bound (n.) The
external
or
limiting
line,
either
real or
imaginary,
of any
object
or
space;
that which
limits
or
restrains,
or
within
which
something
is
limited
or
restrained;
limit;
confine;
extent;
boundary..
Imagery
::
Imagery
(n.) The work of the
imagination
or
fancy;
false
ideas;
imaginary
phantasms.
Parallel
::
Parallel
(n.) One of the
imaginary
circles
on the
surface
of the
earth,
parallel
to the
equator,
marking
the
latitude;
also, the
corresponding
line on a globe or map..
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