imaginary Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- theoretic
- make-believe
- notional
- chimeric
- imaginal
- imagined
- ideal
- made-up
- fantastic
- hypothetical
- theoretical
- pretend
- legendary
- phantom
- chimerical
- invented
- phantasmal
- phantasmic
- fanciful
- unreal
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Strongest:
Strong:
- factual
- physical
- physical
- genuine
- genuine
- convincing
- authentic
- authentic
- existent
- convincing
- verifiable
- existent
- factual
- verifiable
- substantial
- substantial
- realistic
- realistic
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imaginary Meaning
imaginary (n)
(mathematics) a number of the form a+bi where a and b are real numbers and i is the square root of -1
imaginary (s)
not based on fact; existing only in the imagination
imaginary (a.)
Existing only in imagination or fancy; not real; fancied; visionary; ideal.
imaginary (n.)
An imaginary expression or quantity.
imaginary Sentence Examples
- The child's imaginary friend, a talking teddy bear, provided solace in times of loneliness.
- The book transported readers to an imaginary realm of magic and wonder.
- The artist's imaginary landscapes were a testament to their boundless creativity.
- The professor's imaginary experiment was designed to test the limits of human consciousness.
- The child's imaginary playmates helped them develop their social skills.
- The novel's plot revolved around an imaginary conspiracy that threatened to destroy the world.
- The architect's imaginary designs pushed the boundaries of what was possible.
- The mathematician's imaginary numbers revolutionized the field of algebra.
- The dancer's imaginary world came alive with music and movement.
- The artist's imaginary portraits captured the essence of their subjects without physical likeness.
FAQs About the word imaginary
(mathematics) a number of the form a+bi where a and b are real numbers and i is the square root of -1, not based on fact; existing only in the imaginationExisti
fictitious, fantasied, mythical, fictional, fantastical, mythic, theoretic, make-believe, notional, chimeric
real, actual,real, actual, existing, existing, true, true, factual, physical
The child's imaginary friend, a talking teddy bear, provided solace in times of loneliness.
The book transported readers to an imaginary realm of magic and wonder.
The artist's imaginary landscapes were a testament to their boundless creativity.
The professor's imaginary experiment was designed to test the limits of human consciousness.
