Imaginary is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMAGINARY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an imaginary quantity or expression
• An imaginary expression or quantity.
• (mathematics) a number of the form a+bi where a and b are real numbers and i is the square root of -1
ADJECTIVE:
• imagined
• existing only in the imagination
• (of a number or quantity) expressed in terms of the square root of a negative number (usually the square root of −1, represented by i or j).
• Existing only in imagination or fancy; not real; fancied; visionary; ideal.
• not based on fact; unreal
• (of a number or quantity) expressed in terms of the square root of a negative number (usually the square root of −1, represented by i or j).
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• existing only in imagination; lacking factual reality; formed or characterized imaginatively or arbitrarily

Words related to IMAGINARY

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How to use IMAGINARY in a sentence

• Hundreds were convicted of imaginary offenses and sent to prison for terms from one to twenty years.
• Luc, he had allowed an imaginary resemblance to impose upon him, but reflection told him that it was no error.
• He appeared to be addressing some imaginary public tribunal either in Spanish or Portuguese.
• For the slightest offence, real or imaginary, he sent seconds demanding redress.
• Unquestionably the groans and screams heard by the domestics were not entirely imaginary, but were those of this wretch, who, in his agony, was crying for relief and succour.
• Through the woods that spread back into unknown regions the woman had drawn an imaginary line, and past this circle she never stepped.
• Before arming our imaginary champion let us reckon up the number of his enemies.
• I hid the real pains which your poison caused, and complained of imaginary, ridiculous ones.
• What may the young before me expect in the next fifty years? Recently I read an imaginary letter, supposed to have been written by a Wellsley College girl.
• Chesterton, she will not recognize imaginary obligations.
• Gianbattista, as usual after working hours, was arrayed in clothes of fashionable cut, aiming at a distant imitation of the imaginary but traditional English tourist.
• It was, of course, fairy snow, while the other was just the plain imaginary kind.
• But she could not get him into the imaginary picture.
• My account is founded on history, but I have described imaginary children.
• To illustrate this point roughly we may build up an imaginary simple community by considering its needs.
• They are entirely heedless of the Oneness of God and believe in imaginary gods like the ancient Greeks.
• This is the source of the superstition, but it is purely imaginary.
• By this time I had almost forgotten my foolish prejudice against the imaginary Mr.
• There are many good arguments, admirably adapted to an imaginary world, why the marriage age should be increased.
• Byron was too self-conscious, too much interested in himself, to take any pleasures in imaginary woes, or to credit himself with imaginary vices.
• Some magnificent and regal countenance, some movement of native majesty, some imaginary Siddons.
• Sandt and Kotzebue, imaginary conversation between, by Walter Savage Landor, 338 Sangrador, El, and Ignacio Guerra, a tale of civil war, 791.
• Not one of his chums even glanced at the imaginary line.
• A story is a narrative of a series of events, which may be either real or imaginary.

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