imagine

Preposition: for

moment: Imagine for a moment that you are a senior official in Iran's foreign ministry.

Object

• scenario: We all seem to start out with a mindset which imagines the above scenario whenever we see a percentage increased or decreased risk.
• anyone: At the moment I can't imagine ever meeting anyone else.
• horror: And with each discovery of that reality will come an impulse to imagine this horror otherwise.
• scene: You will have to imagine scenes from pulp fiction or ' adult ' comics.
• someone: Imagine someone, call her Betty, who has very productive talents.
• conversation: So we have taken the liberty to imagine a conversation of what might have been.

Used with why or when

• what: I couldn't even begin to imagine what they were going through.
• why: I just can't imagine why anyone would ever want to play anywhere else, can you?
• that: I imagine that is something many of us need to do as well.
• who: I have such a strong image of the characters that I can't begin to imagine who would play them.
• where: Does anyone have a slightest clue about how to do this as I cannot imagine where to begin.

Present participle complement

• wake: Imagine waking up to the news that your home will be demolished.
• sit: Imagine sitting on your own sofa while enjoying the big screen, big sound experience of the cinema.
• relax: Just imagine relaxing with a good book and a glass of red wine near the traditional pot-belly stove, as autumn leaves dance outside.
• try: Imagine trying to find a lost Radium needle on a rubbish dump with a gold leaf electroscope!
• live: Imagine living in a world with the moral rules worked out by John Stuart Mill!
• listen: Imagine listening to music and watching TV in every room of the house.

Modifying Another Word

• possibly: She's done more for you than you can possibly imagine!
• fondly: Also, I had fondly imagined that we would have vast quantities and that we would have made tons of jam.