Imagine and Wonder

Imagine

Imagine verb - To form a mental picture of.

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

Wonder

Wonder verb - Be amazed at.

Imagine and wonder are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Imagine" instead a verb "Wonder".

Common collocations

power imagine power wonder power
life imagine life wonder life
look imagine look wonder look
time imagine time wonder time
Other words: face, bit, day, eyes, problems.

Both words in one sentence

  • Pretty Freeloaders The others even openly wonder a few times why they let her do that, but the viewer can imagine.
  • Literature / Northanger Abbey Henry: Not at all.Catherine: I wonder why he keeps looking at us.Henry: I imagine he likes what he sees.Catherine: What?
  • Camp This was nicknamed by him "Flavia's Theme", after an extremely campy One-Scene Wonder Time Lady in the story "The Five Doctors", who he could imagine singing it.
    Source: Camp
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