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Meanings of imaginary place in English
Catalan
lloc imaginari A place that exists only in imagination; a place said to exist in fictional or religious writings.
Synonyms
Examples for "mythical place"
Examples for "mythical place"
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For years, Omey Island seemed a near- mythical place to me.
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Letter from Lake Naivasha: The Bell Inn holds a mythical place in Happy Valley history.
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A mythical place in a street car where many are called but few are chosen.
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As she flew away to this mythical place, Damien told LaShunda's mother, I have to go get her.
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This portrayal of a coercive, controlling, abusive relationship seems to have stunned middle England, that mythical place halfway between Hampstead and Surrey.
Usage of imaginary place in English
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He describes Malgudi, an imaginary place; and how he pictures the town.
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But I'm still not sure, is it a real or imaginary place?It's real.
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In the lingo, this imaginary place is known as the Metaverse.
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Being an artist is about creating an imaginary place and soundscape.
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Golden Hall is not an imaginary place, except in name.
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This boulevard does not really exist; it is a computer-rendered view of an imaginary place.
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Krizo may only be an imaginary place, but it has the capacity to save us all.
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Heaven is an imaginary place which churches have devised as a charm to entice their believers.
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And even if it were possible to go to this imaginary place, I am too weak to move.
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It is the last imaginary place.
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The Arctic is an imaginary place.
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In the morning he said that they were on the way from some imaginary place, and would arrive in the course of the day.
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Stories could be anything: myths, legends, histories, personal adventures, or descriptions of far-off or imaginary places, people, or animals.
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Why not slip between the covers of the newly-updated Dictionary of Imaginary Places by Alberto Manguel and Gianni Guadaluppi for some imaginary stimulation?
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With over 200 illustrations including maps, and detailed references to where the imaginary places originally cropped up, this is the handbook for the ultimate mind-trip.