Imaginative Definition

ĭ-măjə-nə-tĭv, -nātĭv
adjective
Having, using, or showing imagination; having great creative powers.
Webster's New World
Given to imagining.
Webster's New World
Of or resulting from imagination.
Imaginative literature.
Webster's New World
Tending to indulge in the fanciful or in make-believe.
American Heritage
Having no truth; false.
American Heritage
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Origin of Imaginative

  • From Middle French imaginatif, from Latin imāginātivus

    From Wiktionary

Imaginative Sentence Examples

  • Probably nothing like what was on her imaginative mind.

  • In the Literature of Europe there are many passages of great imaginative beauty.

  • Classification for the first time was something more than the expression of a fancy, not that it had not also its imaginative side.

  • The pages of the book she reads become to her like paintings, to which her imaginative powers give life and colour.

  • To her imaginative and inexperienced mind, it was obvious that he was doing their homework.

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