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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

The small Balkan country’s post World War II communist dictatorship reveled in massive defensive works; the countryside is still littered with the crumbling remains of 175,000 concrete mini-bunkers — again built to stop imaginary invaders.

From Seattle Times

When the imaginary mother asks about getting her son out of jail, Praet instructs officers to “get a very concerned look on your face.”

From Los Angeles Times

On TikTok, there is an entire genre of videos featuring Mr. Biden, Mr. Obama and Mr. Trump profanely bantering, with the A.I.-generated audio overlaid as commentary during imaginary online video gaming sessions.

From New York Times