imaging or picturing (a thing) to the mind, imagination, fancy

to picture to oneself, to imagine, fancy, to regard, consider, suppose, to conceive, apprehend

to be mindful for something

to be mindful for something

(logic) an idea in which there is no rule of any kind or in which there is no belief in relativity

fancy, imagine, think, picture to oneself, consider

(Sufism) the disciple's attachment to his pupil

imagination of Iqbal, contemplating confession

(logic) knowledge

imaginary

In an imagined situation

conceptualism, idealism

disturbed in mind

miracle of imagination

presupposition

final point, extremity of imagination

symphony of imagination

the consequence of imagining

dart, arrow of fancy, imagination

beyond consideration, unimaginable, incredible, Metaphorically: extraordinary

To shudder to think.

ecumenism, ecumenics, the principle or aim of promoting unity among the world's Christian Churches, encouraging the different Christian Churches to unite