Imagine and Remark

Imagine

Imagine verb - To form a mental picture of.

Remark and imagine are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Remark" instead a verb "Imagine".

Remark

Remark verb - To make a statement of one's opinion.

Imagine and remark are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Imagine" instead a verb "Remark".

Common collocations

guy imagine guy remark guy
audience imagine audience remark audience
time imagine time remark time
way imagine way remark way
Other words: music, day.

Both words in one sentence

  • To a female Warden who romances Alistair, she will remark that he must be very good in bed, because she can't imagine any other reason why a woman would want him.
  • Film / X-Men: Days of Future Past An example would be 1973 Erik's "Imagine if [your claws] were metal" remark to Logan.
  • Call Forward Erik's "Imagine if [your claws] were metal" remark to Logan.
    Source: Call Forward
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