Imagine and Project

Imagine

Imagine verb - To form a mental picture of.

Usage example: she was determined to have the wedding that she had always imagined

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Project and imagine are semantically related in conceive topic. In some cases you can use "Project" instead a verb "Imagine", when it comes to topics like plan, envisage.

Nearby Words: imagination, imagined, imaginable, imagining

Project

Project verb - Imagine; conceive of; see in one's mind.

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Imagine and project are semantically related in plan topic. Sometimes you can use "Imagine" instead a verb "Project".

Nearby Words: projection, projected, projecting, projector

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Common collocations

power	imagine power	project power
kind	imagine kind	project kind
sort	imagine sort	project sort
characters	imagine characters	project characters
Other words: voice, stories.

Both words in one sentence

So it's easy to imagine poor Nanako trying to explain to the teacher that her cousin (or Big Bro, as she calls him) ate her science project...

Source: A Dog Ate My Homework
And Seven Soldiers was a project whose entire remit was to take dated or underused old characters and re-imagine them for today.

Source: Reimagining the Artifact
In Imagine Me & You, Luce teaches Rachel to project her voice by placing her hand over her diaphram.

Source: Hands-On Approach

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