anticipate, bring to mind, call up, conjure up, divine, envision, feature, image, just see, objectify, prevision, regard, see, view
Definitionv. imagine
Last update: August 21, 2015
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I can barely visualize others not so fortunate and the grief they're forced to carry. [Please select]
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He could visualize the progress Fleming had made. [Please select]
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It is only necessary to give free rein to the imagination and to visualize the scenes that the skilful writer describes. [Please select]
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A spot of the mental blackness visualized, and for an instant sprang out in outlines of red. [Please select]
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"I'll have to burn some midnight oil, but I can visualize the bridge."' [Please select]
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Where her future lay visualized before her, heroic deeds, great ambitions, wide charity, he planned years with her, selfish, contented years. [Please select]
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Nor does this picture inadequately visualize Rockefeller's whole after-life, and explain the business qualities that made possible his unexampled success. [Please select]
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With all my dozens of aunts and uncles and mothers and fathers and cousins and brothers and sisters, I can't visualize it. [Please select]
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Then he visualized the places in Denver that for one reason or another had struck him particularly. [Please select]
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She realized poignantly all that Sir Beverley had visualized when he had told her that very soon his boy would be all alone. [Please select]
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He had been used to comfort and luxury ever since he could remember, and his imagination, an unusually active one, visualized much more keenly than the average the tribulations and struggles of a runaway. [Please select]
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