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Definition of imagine
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Imagine
(v. t.) To
contrive
in
purpose;
to
scheme;
to
devise;
to
compass;
to
purpose.
See
Compass,
v. t., 5..
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Homaloidal
::
Homaloidal
(a.) Flat; even; -- a term
applied
to
surfaces
and to
spaces,
whether
real or
imagined,
in which the
definitions,
axioms,
and
postulates
of
Euclid
respecting
parallel
straight
lines are
assumed
to hold
true..
Feign
::
Feign (v. t.) To give a
mental
existence
to, as to
something
not real or
actual;
to
imagine;
to
invent;
hence,
to
pretend;
to form and
relate
as if
true..
Imagination
::
Imagination
(n.) The
imagine-making
power of the mind; the power to
create
or
reproduce
ideally
an
object
of sense
previously
perceived;
the power to call up
mental
imagines.
Imaginant
::
Imaginant
(n.) An
imaginer.
Surmiser
::
Surmise
(v. t.) To
imagine
without
certain
knowledge;
to infer on
slight
grounds;
to
suppose,
conjecture,
or
suspect;
to
guess..
Imaginer
::
Imaginer
(n.) One who forms ideas or
conceptions;
one who
contrives.
Conceit
::
Conceit
(n.) That which is
conceived,
imagined,
or
formed
in the mind; idea;
thought;
image;
conception..
Suspicious
::
Suspicious
(a.)
Inclined
to
suspect;
given or prone to
suspicion;
apt to
imagine
without
proof.
Figment
::
Figment
(n.) An
invention;
a
fiction;
something
feigned
or
imagined.
Guess
::
Guess (v. t.) To
think;
to
suppose;
to
believe;
to
imagine;
--
followed
by an
objective
clause.
Suspiral
::
Suspicious
(a.)
Liable
to
suspicion;
adapted
to raise
suspicion;
giving
reason
to
imagine
ill;
questionable;
as, an
author
of
suspicious
innovations;
suspicious
circumstances..
Compass
::
Compass
(v. t.) To
purpose;
to
intend;
to
imagine;
to plot.
Deathwatch
::
Deathwatch
(n.) A small
beetle
(Anobium
tessellatum
and other
allied
species).
By
forcibly
striking
its head
against
woodwork
it makes a
ticking
sound,
which is a call of the sexes to each
other,
but has been
imagined
by
superstitious
people
to
presage
death..
Lycanthropy
::
Lycanthropy
(n.) A kind of
erratic
melancholy,
in which the
patient
imagines
himself
a wolf, and
imitates
the
actions
of that
animal..
Calenture
::
Calenture
(n.) A name
formerly
given to
various
fevers
occuring
in
tropics;
esp. to a form of
furious
delirium
accompanied
by
fever,
among
sailors,
which
sometimes
led the
affected
person
to
imagine
the sea to be a green
field,
and to throw
himself
into it..
Supposal
::
Supposable
(a.)
Capable
of being
supposed,
or
imagined
to
exist;
as, that is not a
supposable
case..
Image
::
Image (v. t.) To
represent
to the
mental
vision;
to form a
likeness
of by the fancy or
recollection;
to
imagine.
Undreamt
::
Undreamt
(a.) Not
dreamed,
or
dreamed
of; not
th/ught
of; not
imagined;
-- often
followed
by of..
Suspect
::
Suspect
(v. t.) To
imagine
to
exist;
to have a
slight
or vague
opinion
of the
existence
of,
without
proof,
and often upon weak
evidence
or no
evidence;
to
mistrust;
to
surmise;
--
commonly
used
regarding
something
unfavorable,
hurtful,
or
wrong;
as, to
suspect
the
presence
of
disease..
Conceivable
::
Conceivable
(a.)
Capable
of being
conceived,
imagined,
or
understood..
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