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imagine
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imagine verb apprehend, assume, believe, compose, conceive, conclude, conjure, conjure up, contrive, create, deduce, delineate, depict, devise, dream, envision, expect, fabricate, fancy, gather, guess, ideate, improvise, infer, invent, judge, make up, opine, originate, picture, plan, presume, profess, regard, scheme, speculate, suppose, surmise, suspect, think, visualize
See also: compose, comprehend, conceive, conjure, contrive, deem, devise, expect, feign, gauge, guess, invent, opine, presuppose, pretend, profess, surmise, suspect, think

TO IMAGINE, Eng. law. In cases of treason the law makes it a crime to imagine the death of the king. In order to complete the offence there must, however, be an overt act the terms compassing and imagining being synonymous. It. has been justly remarked that the words to compass and imagine are too vague for a statute whose penalty affects the life of a subject. Barr. on the Stat. 243, 4. Vide Fiction.



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Pouvez-vous vous imaginer comment nous ferions aujourd'hui dans ces gadgets?
Each face held in repose in the mind of the creator; the imaginer caught in the stillness of projection; possibilities of how this contour should be arched to release from primal cool surface the hidden heat; elusive motion.
Paradoxically, invisible words spill onto the blank pages and sound throughout the length of whatever the imaginer must tell, so that the blank books, finally, resemble books with words on their pages.
 
 
 
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