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imaginary

[ih-maj-uh-ner-ee] / ɪˈmædʒ əˌnɛr i /


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One way to do this is to visualize an imaginary bubble surrounding your body that prevents all negative energy from reaching you.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their approaches, wrote the 19th-century historian Thomas Babington Macaulay, differ as “a portrait differs from the representation of an imaginary scene.”

From The Wall Street Journal

His flights of fancy— malevolent music, undead scholars, imaginary brothers, a cult led by a guru with 93 Ferraris in an “experimental township” called the Moon — are more controlled and add subtle strokes of color.

From Los Angeles Times

The veteran tight end, in an apparent salute to the World Series champions, celebrated by taking an imaginary swing and then doing the Dodgers’ post-hit celebration.

From Los Angeles Times

Six years ago, Rachel Sennott shared an unflattering imaginary snapshot of Los Angeles life in a viral video she describes as “the trailer for any movie set in LA.”

From Salon