Imagining is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMAGINING in dictionary:

VERB:
• believe (something unreal or untrue) to exist or be so
• form a mental image or concept of
• suppose or assume
NOUN:
• the act of imagining
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a mental picture of
• present participle of imagine

Words related to IMAGINING

imagine10 imagined12 imagines11 imaginings14

How to use IMAGINING in a sentence

• Schwarz cursed himself for his blindness and folly in accepting notes so easily without for a moment imagining that they might be false.
• The Roman division, which barred the road, imagining that they were evaded and that further covering of the road was superfluous, marched by a side movement to the same heights.
• He could not hold it much longer, and since the Askews were bringing down large quantities of peat, there was no ground for imagining the dalesfolk would give way.
• He put his hand on her shoulder, imagining the warm solid body under her white blouse.
• Once she touched her handkerchief in her pocket, and felt the three prepared lumps concealed in it, to assure herself that she was not imagining all she had done, and meant to do.
• Suddenly the paradise that I was imagining vanished into smoke.
• My imagining, therefore, of the previous night was not altogether vain.
• The rest of the night she slept fitfully, morbidly imagining terrible things.
• It seems incapable of imagining how enormous are the untried possibilities of research.
• He had made the mistake of imagining that one is always master of casual incidents.
• Imagining numbers as objects in three-dimensional space is a very powerful way of remembering a series of numbers.
• He stood for a moment looking at them, imagining their surprise when they saw him, wondering if their pleasure would be as keen as his own.
• Jasper noted all this, and then called himself a fool for imagining that she could ever think of him.
• This was a little picture the child was never weary of imagining to herself.
• His poem was no pretty imagining, but the eternal, implacable truth.
• Deep thinking and high imagining blunt that trivial instinct by which you and I size people up.
• That coloured folks, or any other kind, should ever cease to have trouble, was a vain imagining.
• From that to imagining the possible details was only a series of steps, each one carrying me a little nearer to the brink of decision.
• But the noise having ceased, he was already imagining he had been mistaken, when suddenly he distinctly heard a faint cry, or rather a kind of feeble interrupted moan.
• He was capable of imagining that he lay in the room with an utter stranger.
• She went on imagining the scene at the church, which he had by this time approached with his bride.
• He smiled at the absurdity of imagining he had heard a savage speak a foreign language.
• And he answered by telling them that they were right welcome, and that he was glad to have their service, never imagining that they had any ill intent.
• The poor fellow, of course, delivered the letter with all haste, little imagining what were its contents.
• I became ashamed to kiss her, imagining she would be annoyed at my audacity, and only pressed her to my heart or held her against my cheek.
• Sill took the paper mechanically, and gazed upon without opening it or imagining the extent of the gift.

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