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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
True art isn’t a mere illusion of imagination, but a reflection of the artist’s perspective.
Eyre also wants his Tempest to capture imaginations: "I hope there'll be some magic about the production which should appeal to every generation".
“The real strength is this combination of virtual reality, some live action and animation. When it’s done well, it stretches the imagination and tickles the funny bone.”
At the time, the threat from Hamilton was so distant as to be almost a figment of the imagination.
John Adams, the nation’s first vice president, declared the position to be “the most insignificant office that ever the invention of man contrived, or his imagination conceived.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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