imaginations
Creative mental faculties
Imaginations is the plural of imagination—the mental faculty for forming images and ideas not present to the senses.
When used in the plural, it typically refers to the imaginative capacities of multiple people: The discovery captured imaginations worldwide.
It can also mean fanciful notions or unfounded beliefs: These fears exist only in their imaginations.
Generating many ideas freely
- inspirationSource of creative impulse
- originalityNovel creative quality
- inventivenessCapacity for original creation
- ingenuityClever, original thinking
artistry · ideation · conceptualization · expression · improvisation · divergence · experimentation · unconventionality
Body of traditional tales
- fableMoral tale with animals
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- magicSupernatural or illusory power
- fairyTiny winged magical creature
sorcery · unicorn · dragon · wizard · mermaid · elf · castle · witchcraft
brainstorming
Generating many ideas freely
- inspirationSource of creative impulse
- originalityNovel creative quality
- inventivenessCapacity for original creation
ingenuity · artistry · ideation · conceptualization · expression · improvisation · divergence · experimentation · unconventionality · flair
mythology
Body of traditional tales
- fableMoral tale with animals
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
- magicSupernatural or illusory power
fairy · sorcery · unicorn · dragon · wizard · mermaid · elf · castle · witchcraft · genie
cultural
Relating to shared traditions
national · popular · zeitgeist · narrative · mythology · symbolism · archetype · consciousness · memory · perception
futurist
Tomorrow trends scholar
seer · oracle · idealist · utopian · foresight · prescience · insight · vision · forecaster · trendsetter
imaginationsfacts
Verifiable pieces of truth
realities · memories · actualities · truths · recollections
imaginationsunimaginativeness
Lack of original thought
literalness · reason · logic · rationality · intellect
imaginationsrealities
Things that exist
actualities · concreteness · hard facts · physical reality · real life
- leave to the imaginationNot make explicit
- figment of imagination
- figment of one's imaginationInvented, unreal thing
- leave little to the imaginationConceals very little
- childhood imaginationCreative thinking in youth
- visual imaginationAbility to picture mentally