imagine

[ɪˈmædʒɪn]

Definition:
1. To form a picture in your mind.
2. To believe something that is not true.
3. To think that something is probably true.

Use 'imagine' in a sentence:

• 1. Not speaking the language proved to be a bigger handicap than I'd imagined.
• 2. He's always imagining we're talking about him behind his back.
• 3. No one could imagine a great woman painter. None had existed yet.
• 4. But I bet you imagine specific ingredients.
• 5. Can you imagine what it must be like to lose your job after 20 years?
• 6. He could not imagine a more peaceful scene.
• 7. I should imagine it will take about three hours.
• 8. One can imagine how regretful he was.
• 9. Imagine winning the local lottery first prize of £ 5,000.
• 10. It's difficult to imagine anything coming between them.
• 11. To have a darling baby boy was the greatest gift I could imagine.
• 12. Try to imagine all the possible scenarios and what action you would take.
• 13. Close your eyes and imagine (that) you are in a forest.
• 14. In his mind's eye, he can imagine the effect he's having.
• 15. The house was just as she had imagined it.
• 16. Don't imagine you can get anything out of it.
• 17. I cannot for the life of me imagine why they want to leave.
• 18. I imagine you're referring to Jean-Paul Sartre.
• 19. In real life he wasn't how she had imagined him at all.
• 20. It was the most unexpected piece of news one could possibly imagine.
• 21. Can you possibly imagine all the horrors we have undergone since I last wrote you?
• 22. Imagine loving your enemy and doing good to those who hated you.
• 23. We can't imagine having more than one child.
• 24. Imagine you and me going to outer space.
• 25. He's always imagining (that) we're talking about him behind his back.
• 26. You can imagine he was terribly upset.
• 27. I don't imagine (that) they'll refuse.
• 28. It's sometimes hard to imagine how bad things were in the thirties.
• 29. What went through Tom's mind I can't imagine, but he did manage to keep a straight face.
• 30. But can you imagine printing food?
• 31. I can imagine no greater miscarriage of justice than the execution of an innocent man.
• 32. I can just imagine his reaction.
• 33. I would imagine the job will take about two days.
• 34. ‘He was furious. ’ ‘ I can imagine . ’
• 35. I realised that I must have imagined the whole thing.
• 36. She couldn't imagine living in a place like that.
• 37. There's nobody there. You're imagining things .
• 38. You can imagine what it would be like driving a car into a brick wall at 30 miles an hour.
• 39. This is positively the worst thing that I can even imagine.
• 40. I fondly imagined that you cared for me.
• 41. ‘Can we still buy tickets for the concert? ’ ‘I imagine so . ’
• 42. Try to imagine your life being illiterate.
• 43. He couldn't imagine why he had let so much time pass without contacting her.
• 44. We tend to imagine that the Victorians were very prim and proper.
• 45. I can't imagine life without the children now.
• 46. Imagine our surprise when he walked into the room!
• 47. It is hard to imagine her taking kindly to too much interference.
• 48. I don't imagine they'll refuse.
• 49. I couldn't imagine why he would want to be alone with me.
• 50. I can't imagine what happened to Janet.
• 51. She imagined walking into the office and handing in her resignation.
• 52. I can just imagine him saying that!
• 53. Hard to imagine, isn't it?
• 54. I would imagine she's quite lonely living on her own.
• 55. Imagine earning that much money!
• 56. Close your eyes and imagine you are in a forest.
• 57. It is hard to imagine Jesse capable of anything so extreme.
• 58. I don't imagine they will come if it rains.
• 59. I can't imagine sitting in traffic, getting stressed out.
• 60. Can you imagine life without tears?
• 61. I imagined the eyes of the others in the room upon me.
• 62. I had imagined her to be older than that.