Imaginations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMAGINATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• IMAGINATION, the act of imagining
• the faculty or action of forming new ideas, or images or concepts of external objects not present to the senses
• the ability of the mind to be creative or resourceful
• the part of the mind that imagines things
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or power of forming a mental image of something not present to the senses or never before wholly perceived in reality

Words related to IMAGINATIONS

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How to use IMAGINATIONS in a sentence

• Their imaginations placed the two prisoners safely behind the bars inside.
• The imaginations of men are in a great measure under the control of their opinions.
• When they were intoxicated, niggers and Abolitionists seemed always to haunt their imaginations.
• He just had vague, dreamy thoughts and imaginations that were interspersed in the constant and stern revolving of plans to save her.
• Age after age has composed some vision of continued life, and sought to allay its fear or sorrow with suitable imaginations.
• We must needs put our imaginations to his stature to see the beauty he saw.
• There were pictures from almost every country, statues from almost every age, representations of the finest imaginations of the mind and of the noblest labors of history.
• They are familiar to every traveler, and books have again and again laid them before the imaginations of readers of all countries and ages.
• Their imaginations were dilated and their pride roused by the spectacle of Venice seated like a goddess in her home.
• To all this our own minds, our own imaginations, respond, and we pronounce it true to both.
• Spectacular he was from his birth, and even today his name upon a page is enough to set up a whole theatre in our imaginations.
• I wish we thought as much of airing our imaginations.
• Not to follow one’s idle fancies and vain imaginations j.
• We still resort, as in the days of Sheridan, to our memories for our jokes, and to our imaginations for our facts.
• He borrowed not of any other, and his imaginations were such as could not easily enter into any other man.
• Few of us, fortunately for those who have strong imaginations and weak nerves, see its like twice in a lifetime, or there would be wild work in dreamland.
• The whole of the supreme attributes of the degrees of existence, in reference to this plane, are only imaginations.
• The poem is a throng of thoughts, fancies, and imaginations, but somewhat cramped in the utterance.
• Men are ever engaged in worshipping the picturesque fancies of their own imaginations.
• I need not say that no such city exists, and you must pardon me for drawing upon your imaginations as I describe it.
• They are grand, but not quite what we were led to expect from pictures and books, and, still more, from our own imaginations.
• They overlook the fact that society, under a free regulation, is a true association, far superior to any of those which proceed from their fertile imaginations.
• They are studies of animals, pure and simple, not of animals with human motives and imaginations.
• Imaginations, already greatly excited by themselves, were heated to excess by the reading of those foreign writings of a colouring so rich, of a fancy so free and so strong.
• But I find the realities of to-day far greater, more useful and interesting, than the imaginations of the past.

Similar words containing AGINATION without suffix s and without prefix im

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