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Meanings of purely imaginary in English
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Usage of purely imaginary in English
1
This is the source of the superstition, but it is purely imaginary.
2
The characters as well as the scenery were, it seems, purely imaginary.
3
Did Michel Angelo look upon his subject as a purely imaginary one?
4
The numbers are purely imaginary, and even the fact is doubtful.
5
I cannot say what action I should take in a purely imaginary case.'
6
It is for a purely imaginary stage,-verysimple and straightforward.
7
These manoeuvres which the cablegram speaks of are purely imaginary.
8
Such suppositions regarding lucky or unlucky numbers are purely imaginary.
9
Apart from these misadventures, the experiences of Fielding's Wild seem to be purely imaginary.
10
I advise you, my dear, to forget these apprehensions, which must be purely imaginary.
11
His mind now roamed through a purely imaginary state.
12
The dates given in this passage are purely imaginary.
13
They complained of headache, bellyache and, Fitzhugh suspected, purely imaginary ailments and asked for medicine.
14
The mode of locomotion is, of course, purely imaginary, and the incidents and adventures fictitious.
15
The sort one makes over a purely imaginary prospect.
16
She had worked herself up into a fine fume of anger over purely imaginary injuries.
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