Imagined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMAGINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMAGINE, to form a mental picture of
• form a mental image or concept of
• believe (something unreal or untrue) to exist or be so
• suppose or assume

Words related to IMAGINED

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How to use IMAGINED in a sentence

• She imagined all sorts of plans to accomplish this object, and often held discussions upon the propriety of admitting Tulee to their confidence.
• Lamb is writing strictly as the imagined Elia, Elia being Lamb in mind rather than Lamb in fact.
• All the same, he imagined that Adam, whom the doctor had forbidden to get up, would run a dangerous risk.
• It is imagined that they would be too indulgent judges of the conduct of men, in whose official creation they had participated.
• As I am alive, it was the most monstrous grey rat I ever beheld or imagined.
• Ulysses had not imagined that the little boat could carry so many cases.
• It was not possible to read eyes at such a distance, but he imagined what they expressed and the thought pleased him.
• It is curious, but the impression she conveys is of something far less formidable than we have imagined.
• I could almost have imagined that I was the sole subject of general attention, and that the whole world was in arms to exterminate me.
• It may well be imagined that the party created something of a sensation as it whirled along.
• She never for a moment imagined the humble Browns would be invited to this exceptionally smart party.
• Pym, and acquainted him with all he had heard, or probably imagined.
• The terrible effect of the explosion of a Magazine or Shell-room, ashore or on board ship, can only be imagined.
• The country was rough and unbroken, and one might have imagined he was a thousand miles from London, instead of twenty.
• The effects produced by the foreign matters which water may contain, are more considerable, and of greater importance, than might at first be imagined.
• True, I did not then set any value whatever on my life, so was not so brave by a long way as they imagined, but all the same they had had no right to do it.
• His language about women, sometimes expressing coarse contempt and sometimes rising to ferocity, is the reaction of his morbid sensibility under such real and imagined scorn.
• Having dragged him, as she imagined, to the chopping-block, she could not refrain from chopping.
• Yet he had heard the solemn story of murder and had never, up to now, imagined there could be a doubt.
• To this end I went out away from camp, and forgot myself, my imagined possibilities, and thought of my present responsibility, and the issue at hand.
• The aged, self-satisfied wag-beard imagined that he had conducted his career fairly well.
• It may easily be imagined that poor Captain Ogilvy returned to Arbroath that night with dark forebodings in his breast.
• They must not do less than others, or she should be exposed to odious suspicions, and imagined capable of pitiful resentment.
• She cried for hours, completely disheartened, longing passionately to go to him and ask him to assure her it was only a dream, and he really was cured as she had imagined.

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