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imaginary

[ih-maj-uh-ner-ee] / ɪˈmædʒ əˌnɛr i /


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Pilots log hundreds of hours chasing imaginary cars, bikes, and skiers through digital landscapes to practice—so that when the whole world is watching, they can reach their own rarefied plane of athletic zen.

From The Wall Street Journal

In captivity, at least one chimpanzee appeared to drag imaginary blocks across the floor after playing with real wooden ones.

From Science Daily

So let’s pause our imaginary walk and actually name what we’re seeing.

From Salon

Other schools have pupils pretend to be rental-property landlords or spend a semester designing an imaginary family’s financial plan.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its vision of the past is imaginary and it has no future, but its destructive energy has changed the world.

From Salon