Imagine

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 52
im-aj′in, v.t. to form an image of in the mind: to conceive: to think: ( B. ) to contrive or devise.— v.i. to form mental images: to conceive.— adj. Imag′inable , that may be imagined.— n. Imag′in able ne .— adv. Imag′inably .— adj. Imag′inary , existing only in the imagination: not real: ( alg. ) impo ible.— n. Imaginā′tion , act of imagining: the faculty of forming images in the mind: that which is imagined: contrivance.— adj. Imag′inātive , full of imagination: proceeding from the imagination.— ns. Imag′inātivene ; Imag′iner ; Imag′ining , that which is imagined. [O. Fr. imaginer —L. imagināri — imago , an image.]
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