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imagine

[ih-maj-in] / ɪˈmædʒ ɪn /




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“You did not imagine what happened, and you are right to be angry.”

From Los Angeles Times

"It opened the door to healing in a way that I never imagined - it was like a cloud lifting," she added.

From BBC

I can imagine Ms. Cash channeling the youngest Flynn sister for this silly lexical gag, which exists only to test whether readers will comment on it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Professor Monica Hakimi, an international law expert at Columbia University, said that "one could imagine a situation" in which Denmark, the US and Greenland agree to terms for the transfer of the territory.

From BBC

Everything feels so wet and lush this January that it’s hard to imagine that a fire in the same month, a year ago, could have caused so much misery.

From Los Angeles Times