imaginary

Because this is my book,” Kibbe writes, he decided to “mash up” the conversations into an “imaginary gab fest.

The triumphant tone of this imaginary catechism leads me to suspect that its author has hardly appreciated its full import.

Classical names were frequently taken for imaginary personages by the writers of this time.

Further, in each face, the line formed by the eyes is connected by two imaginary lines meeting at the mouth.

The assuming a character ourselves, or the seeing others assume an imaginary character, is an enjoyment natural to humanity.

His imaginary world was peopled by women with pale faces and luxuriant auburn hair, pondering upon the mysteries of the universe.