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Meanings of imagined in anglès

Imaginary.

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Examples for "imaginary"
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However, it must be asked: has this been real or imaginary growth?
The Irish Times
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Another case of imaginary check, which discounts b3 as her possible origin.
The Flanders Panel
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Having an imaginary friend at this age is a good sign, too.
Radio NZ
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Real technology was better any day than imaginary spaceships, however well designed.
Archer’s Goon
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Indeed, it is sometimes said that its members tend towards the imaginary.
The Irish Times
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Chinn said the idea of British workers plugging the gap was fanciful.
Reuters
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Sadly, the idea of loosening lockdown laws seems fanciful at this point.
The South African
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It's a fanciful story, and unfortunately one that is impossible to substantiate.
BBC
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Notions of Ireland winning the championship certainly look a bit fanciful now.
The Irish Times
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The most fanciful prediction of sci-fi lovers finally came true this week.
The Guardian
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Even where banks wield notional bargaining power, using it is not straightforward.
Reuters
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In corporate accounting practice, the notional owners and managers are the shareholders.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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It is not the prices but the market itself which is notional.
Reuters
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They will no longer have even the notional support of the Church.'
Anno Dracula
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Whatever danger Jude had discovered, or believed she'd discovered, it was notional.
Imajica: Complete Edition
Usage of imagined in anglès
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Of course, it might not come true in exactly the manner imagined.
Reuters
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She'd imagined this moment a million times in the past eight days.
Foul play
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Fallion imagined himself to be in his bedroom, far across the sea.
The Wyrmling Horde
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That clear April morning suddenly darker than anyone could have possibly imagined.
News.com.au
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Proof that it had really happened, just the way he imagined it.
Purple heart
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I was thinking our form is not as good as we imagined.
The Guardian
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It was true that the building was much different than I'd imagined.
Once
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Golding used the imagined past to distil essential human appetites and conflicts.
The Guardian
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Violence and terror are usually an expression of pain, real or imagined.
The Irish Times
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He had imagined this encounter hundreds of times, thousands, even rehearsed it.
Stories: all-new tales
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He said the day went better than could have planned or imagined.
Radio NZ
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On Friday, they achieved what they could hardly have imagined was possible.
Reuters
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Was this what political activists in the 1890s imagined of the future?
Radio NZ
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Nineteenth-century zoologists imagined the animals felt guilty for what they had done.
Jurassic Park
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At least that was the question she imagined he was asking himself.
Secret weapon spouse
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For a moment, he imagined that all his problems were somewhere else.
Apocalypse of the Dead
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