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1 imaginatively -- rank: 1000

imaginatively definitions WordNet (r) 3.0 (2005) adv 1: with imagination; "the room was decorated very imaginatively" [ant: unimaginatively] Merriam Webster's adverb see imaginative Webster's ...

2 Imaginative -- rank: 544

... or relating to images; especially showing a command of imagery • imaginatively adverb • imaginativeness noun Oxford Reference Dictionary adj. 1 having or ... faculty of imagination. 2 given to using the imagination. Derivatives: imaginatively adv. imaginativeness n. Etymology: ME f. OF imaginatif -ive f ... new or exciting things. ...an imaginative writer. = inventive ADJ [approval] • imaginatively The hotel is decorated imaginatively and attractively. ADV: ADV with v Soule's Dictionary of ...

3 Produce -- rank: 234

... erect, establish, evidence, evince, evoke, evolve, excrete, execute, exhibit, experience imaginatively, expose to view, express, extend, extrude, fabricate, fail, fancy, fantasize ...

4 Originate -- rank: 234

... up, effect, effectuate, emanate, emerge, engender, erupt, establish, evolve, experience imaginatively, fabricate, fancy, fantasize, father, fictionalize, flow, form, formulate, found, frame ...

5 Invent -- rank: 234

... determine, develop, devise, discover, dream up, engender, envision, evolve, experience imaginatively, fabricate, fake, fancy, fantasize, fictionalize, find, find out, forge, formulate ...

6 Imagine -- rank: 234

... divine, dream, dream up, envisage, envision, esteem, estimate, expect, experience imaginatively, fabricate, fancy, fantasize, feature, feel, fictionalize, gather, grant, guess, hatch ...

7 unimaginatively -- rank: 234

... without imagination; "the stage sets were designed rather unimaginatively" [ant: imaginatively]

8 Tale -- rank: 234

... Dictionary n. 1 a narrative or story, esp. fictitious and imaginatively treated. 2 a report of an alleged fact, often malicious ...

9 Imaginary -- rank: 234

... only in imagination ; lacking factual reality b. formed or characterized imaginatively or arbitrarily < his canvases, chiefly imaginary, somber landscapes — Current Biography ...

10 Hatch -- rank: 234

... draft, draw, dream up, enchase, engender, engineer, engrave, evolve, experience imaginatively, fabricate, fake, fancy, fantasize, farm, farrow, father, fatten, feed, fictionalize ...

11 Mold -- rank: 234

... eccentricity, echovirus, efform, elaborate, engrave, enterovirus, erect, ethos, evolve, experience imaginatively, extrude, fabric, fabricate, fabrication, fall in with, fall into decay ...

12 Metaphor -- rank: 234

... phrase to an object or action to which it is imaginatively but not literally applicable (e.g. a glaring error). 2 ...

13 fictionalize -- rank: 234

... allegorize, coin, conceit, conceive, conceptualize, concoct, create, dream up, experience imaginatively, fable, fabricate, fabulize, fancy, fantasize, hatch, ideate, imagine, invent, mold ...

14 fantasize -- rank: 234

... cook up, counterfeit, create, dream, dream up, envisage, envision, experience imaginatively, fabricate, fake, fancy, fictionalize, forge, fudge, hallucinate, hatch, hoke up ...

15 Fancy -- rank: 234

... esteem, estimate, exacting, exaggerated, excellent, excessive, exorbitant, expect, expensive, experience imaginatively, expert, extortionate, extravagant, extreme, fable, fabricate, fabrication, fabulous, fad, faithful ...