imaginariness (Meaning)

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imaginariness (n.)

The state or quality of being imaginary; unreality.

The imaginativeness of the painting captivated viewers with its surreal and ethereal imagery.
Researchers delve into the study of imaginativeness, exploring the boundaries of human imagination.
The child's imaginativeness manifested in intricate tales woven with fantastical creatures and magical realms.
The poet's imaginativeness was evident in the evocative and vivid imagery that graced their verses.
In the absence of concrete proof, scientists often rely on imaginativeness to formulate hypotheses and predict outcomes.
The festival showcased the imaginativeness of local artisans, with stunningly intricate designs and vibrant colors.
The author's imaginativeness soared, crafting a world filled with captivating characters and extraordinary events.
Innovative technologies enhance the imaginativeness of artists, allowing them to explore new creative possibilities.
The imaginativeness of dreams offers a glimpse into the subconscious mind and its hidden desires and fears.
The imaginativeness of engineers drives technological advancements, pushing the limits of what is possible.

The state or quality of being imaginary; unreality.

fictitious, mythical, fictional, fantasied, fantastical, mythic, ideal, hypothetical, imaginal, phantom

real, actual, actual, true, true, existing,real, existing, convincing, realistic

The imaginativeness of the painting captivated viewers with its surreal and ethereal imagery.

Researchers delve into the study of imaginativeness, exploring the boundaries of human imagination.

The child's imaginativeness manifested in intricate tales woven with fantastical creatures and magical realms.

The poet's imaginativeness was evident in the evocative and vivid imagery that graced their verses.