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imagination
noun as in power to create in one's mind
Strongest matches
artistry, awareness, fancy, fantasy, idea, image, imagery, ingenuity, insight, inspiration, intelligence, inventiveness, originality, resourcefulness, thought, vision, wit
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acuteness, chimera, cognition, conception, creation, creativity, enterprise, fabrication, ideality, illusion, invention, notion, perceptibility, realization, sally, supposition, thoughtfulness, unreality, verve, visualization, wittiness
Weak matches
Example Sentences
One week ago, when Celtic had just been comfortably dispatched by Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts, the squad appeared devoid of imagination and intent.
I still value the practical help I get from working with AI nearly every day, and even more, the wild imagination that’s unleashed when I work out loud with Viv.
Together, the two figures create a cultural dialogue that is both entertaining and ethically resonant: one critiques, the other inspires, and the conversation over wealth, responsibility and giving back continues to capture the public imagination.
They call out the industry’s tired shapes, implacable business systems, and unsustainable waste, but in ways that celebrate imagination.
"Every year, we're blown away by the imagination and energy of the groups who take part," he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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