What is another word for imagine ?

To conceive of or envisage in the mind

envisage

picture

indulge in wool-gathering

fantasise^UK

fantasize^US

form a mental picture of

build castles in air

see in one's mind

see in your mind's eye

conjure up an image of

view

indulge in fantasy

build castles in Spain

think about

build castles in the air

live in a dream world

indulge in fancy

romanticize^US

romanticise^UK

conjure up a mental picture of

give free rein to the imagination

consider

picture in one's mind's eye

conjure up an picture of

form a mental image of

conjure up a picture of

rhapsodize^US

rhapsodise^UK

entertain the thought of

consider the possibility of

form an impression of

be unrealistic

debate

entertain

build up an impression of

build up a picture of

idealize^US

idealise^UK

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“Just forget about work for a moment and imagine yourself being on a beach with a Pina Colada.”

Verb

To form a supposition

realise^UK

realize^US

be of the opinion that

be of the view

be under the impression

conclude

hypothesize^US

hypothesise^UK

theorize^US

theorise^UK

come to the conclusion

have a sneaking suspicion

say

construe

predicate

be given to understand

have sneaking suspicion

gauge^UK

gage^US

recognize^US

recognise^UK

fantasize^US

fantasise^UK

analyze^US

have a sneaking feeling

rationalize^US

analyse^UK

rationalise^UK

have as one's opinion

take something for granted

take something as given

subscribe to the opinion

bet one's bottom dollar

take something on board

have a sneaking suspicion of

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

get a fix on

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

get through one's head

take under consideration

get one's head around

get wise

get into

get the point of

familiarize oneself with

get the message about

get the picture about

make of

get right

patch up

determine a solution to

wrap one's mind round

become acquainted with

understand what's what

understand the situation

work out what's going on

have information

pick up what someone is putting down

see the light about

wrap one's mind around

be au fait with

be familiar with

get the impression of

have on good authority

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“I imagine that Walter had his reasons for stuffing Dude's briefcase with his dirty undies.”

Verb

To expect or foresee the future occurrence of something

contemplate the possibility of

have sneaking suspicion

prepare for

regard as likely

call it

come to the conclusion

gauge^UK

gage^US

see handwriting on wall

symbolize^US

be an early indication of

symbolise^UK

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Verb

To come up with a plan or idea

mould^UK

organize^US

mold^US

organise^UK

draft^US

draught^UK

maneuver^US

manoeuvre^UK

realise^UK

realize^US

have the bright idea of

superintend

control

be in charge of

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Verb

To create or initiate, typically something innovative

take the initiative in

think outside the box

colonize^US

colonise^UK

blaze

explore

map out

lay the groundwork on

lay the foundations of

go out in front

lay the groundwork for

set the ball rolling

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Verb

beat one's brains out about

To meditate, ponder, or think deeply about something

agonise^UK

agonize^US

give consideration to

turn over in one's mind

consider the pros and cons of

put on one's thinking cap about

medidate upon

wonder about

take into consideration

bear in mind

conceive of

reck

take under advisement

scrutinize^US

entertain the idea of

analyse^UK

analyze^US

conduct research into

scrutinise^UK

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Verb

To perform a fictitious role

dramatize^US

dramatise^UK

satirize^US

satirise^UK

do an impersonation of

assume the character of

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Verb

To hold in one's mind or imagination

harbour^UK

harbor^US

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Verb

talk the same language as

To understand the thoughts, feelings, or state of mind of another person

empathize^US

sympathise^UK

sympathize^US

be on the same wavelength as

put oneself in another's place

put oneself in the shoes of

speak the same language as

relate spiritually to

feel close to

feel in close touch

put oneself in another's shoes

feel empathy with

put in same category

think of in connection

see through someone's eyes

empathise^UK

take something on board

take on board

be wise to

feel compassionate towards

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Conjunction

with the supposition that

Used to introduce an assumption, suggestion or speculation

taking for granted that

under these conditions

in these circumstances

in the circumstance that

supposing it is the case that

on the assumption that

with the provision that

on the understanding that

with the condition that

with the proviso that

with the understanding that

on the condition that

subject to

only if

contingent upon

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