Imagine and View

Imagine

Imagine verb - To have as an opinion.
Usage example: I imagine that's true, but you still have to prove it

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

View

View verb - To think of in a particular way.
Usage example: I view housework as a necessary evil

Imagine and view are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Imagine" instead a verb "View".

Nearby Words: viewpoint, viewed, viewing, viewer, viewable

Common collocations

life imagine life view life
people imagine people view people
series imagine series view series
scene imagine scene view scene
Other words: show, death, situation, time, way, world, story, ending, anyone.

Both words in one sentence

  • Who Shot JFK? Going from that point of view, the Warren Commission's report does in-fact make perfect sense, so it's hard to imagine how Dale ever believed the conspiracy in the first place.
    Source: Who Shot JFK?
  • Worthless Treasure Twist Codsworth: I imagine there's not many to view these items as "treasure" anymore these days.
  • The illustrator Thomas Taylor originally intended Harry to be fully facing the train, hiding his face from view so as to let the reader imagine what he looks like.
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