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imaginary - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: imaginary
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: fictitious, invented
Synonyms: abstract, apocryphal, apparitional, assumed, chimerical, deceptive, delusive, dreamed-up, dreamlike, dreamy, fabulous, fancied, fanciful, fantastic, fictional, figmental, fool's paradise, hallucinatory, hypothetical, ideal, illusive, illusory, imaginative, imagined, legendary, made-up, mythological, nonexistent, notional, phantasmal, phantasmic, quixotic, shadowy, spectral, supposed, supposititious, theoretical, trumped up*, unreal, unsubstantial, visionary, whimsical
Notes: imaginary means not based on fact while imaginative means marked by independence and creativity in thought or action
Antonyms: existing, factual, genuine, physical, real, substantial, true
Main Entry: delusive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: deceptive
Synonyms: apparent, chimerical, fallacious, false, fanciful, fantastic, illusive, illusory, imaginary, misleading, ostensible, quixotic, seeming, specious, spurious, visionary, beguiling, deceiving, deluding
Antonyms: actual, certain, factual, honest, real, truthful
Main Entry: feigned
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: pretended
Synonyms: affected, artificial, assumed, counterfeit, fake, false, fictitious, imaginary, imagined, imitation, insincere, phony, pretended, pseudo*, sham*, simulated, spurious, fabricated, faked, put-on
Antonyms: genuine, real, sincere
Main Entry: fictitious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: untrue, made-up
Synonyms: apocryphal, artificial, assumed, bogus*, chimerical, counterfeit, deceptive, delusive, dishonest, ersatz*, factitious, fake, false, fanciful, fantastic, fashioned, feigned, illusory, imaginary, imagined, improvised, made, make-believe, misleading, mock, mythical, phony, queer, romantic, sham*, simulated, spurious, synthetic, unreal, concocted, cooked-up, created, delusory, fabricated, faked, fictional, fictive, figmental, hyped up, invented, suppositious, supposititious, trumped-up
Antonyms: actual, certain, confirmed, factual, genuine, real, sincere, sure, true, truthful, proven
Main Entry: groundless
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: without reason, justification
Synonyms: baseless, bottomless, chimerical, empty, false, flimsy, gratuitous, idle, illogical, illusory, imaginary, unauthorized, uncalled-for, unfounded, unjustified, unwarranted, causeless, foundationless, unprovoked, unsupported
Antonyms: reasonable, warranted, called-for, grounded, justified, proven
Main Entry: hypothetical
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: guessed, assumed
Synonyms: academic, casual, conditional, conjectural, contingent, debatable, disputable, doubtful, equivocal, imaginary, imagined, indefinite, indeterminate, presumptive, pretending, problematic, putative, questionable, speculative, supposed, suspect, theoretical, uncertain, vague, assumptive, concocted, conjecturable, contestable, postulated, presupposed, provisory, refutable, stochastic, suppositional, suppositious, theoretic, unconfirmed
Antonyms: calculated, confirmed, factual, measured, proved, real, reliable, truthful, proven
Main Entry: illusory/illusive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: deceptive, false
Synonyms: apparent, chimerical, deceitful, delusive, fake, fallacious, fanciful, fantastic, fictitious, ideal, imaginary, misleading, mistaken, ostensible, pseudo*, seeming, sham*, unreal, untrue, visionary, whimsical, blue-sky, delusory, fictional, fictive, hallucinatory, semblant, suppositious
Antonyms: certain, factual, real, sure, true
Main Entry: made-up
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: invented mentally
Synonyms: false, imaginary, make-believe, mythical, prepared, specious, unreal, untrue, fabricated, fictional, trumped-up
Antonyms: original, real, true
Main Entry: magic/magical
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: bewitching, charming
Synonyms: bewitched, charismatic, clairvoyant, diabolic, eerie, enchanted, enchanting, entrancing, extraordinary, fascinating, fiendish, ghostly, haunted, imaginary, magnetic, marvelous, miraculous, mysterious, mystic, mythical, occult, otherworldly, spectral, spellbound, spooky, uncanny, unusual, weird, wonderful, conjuring, demoniac, ensorcelled, entranced, necromantic, parapsychological, runic, sorcerous, spellbinding, spiritualistic, telekinetic, thaumaturgic, tranced, witching, witchlike, wizardly
Antonyms: normal, unmoving
Main Entry: make-believe
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: imagined, unreal
Synonyms: dream, false, fantasy, fraudulent, imaginary, made-up, mock, pretend, pretended, sham, simulated, acted, fantasized, fictional
Antonyms: real, true, unimagined
Main Entry: mystic/mystical
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: secret, esoteric
Synonyms: abstruse, anagogic, arcane, cabalistic, cryptic, hidden, imaginary, impenetrable, inscrutable, magic, magical, metaphysical, mysterious, occult, otherworldly, paranormal, preternatural, quixotic, spiritual, supernatural, transcendental, unaccountable, visionary, enigmatical, mysterial, necromantic, nonrational, numinous, sorcerous, telestic, thaumaturgic, unknowable, wizardly
Antonyms: knowable, natural, palpable, undisguised
Main Entry: mythical/mythological
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: make-believe, fairy-tale
Synonyms: allegorical, chimerical, fabled, fabulous, false, fanciful, fantasy, fictitious, imaginary, legendary, made-up, nonexistent, pretended, storied, traditional, unreal, untrue, visionary, whimsical, created, fabricated, fictive, folkloric, invented, mythic, supposititious
Antonyms: factual, historical, real, true
Main Entry: nonexistent
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: fictional, not real
Synonyms: absent, airy, baseless, blank, chimerical, dead, defunct, departed, dreamlike, dreamy, empty, ethereal, extinct, flimsy, gone, groundless, hypothetical, illusory, imaginary, imagined, immaterial, insubstantial, legendary, lost, missing, mythical, negative, null, null and void*, shadowy, tenuous, unreal, unsubstantial, vacant, vague, vaporous, void, extinguished, fancied, few and far between, gossamery, hallucinatory, imponderable, passed away, passed on, perished, ungrounded, without foundation
Antonyms: actual, existing, real, true, existent
Main Entry: null
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: ineffectual, valueless
Synonyms: absent, bad, barren, imaginary, ineffective, inoperative, invalid, negative, nonexistent, nothing, null and void*, powerless, unavailing, unreal, useless, vain, void, worthless, characterless, inefficacious, unsanctioned
Antonyms: effective, effectual, valid, valuable, worthwhile, worthy
Main Entry: psychological
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: concerning the mind
Synonyms: cerebral, emotional, experimental, imaginary, intellectual, mental, subconscious, subjective, unconscious, cognitive, in the mind, intellective, psychical
Antonyms: body, physical
Main Entry: trumped up
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: made up
Synonyms: bogus, deceitful, dishonest, fake, false, falsified, fictitious, fishy, framed, fraudulent, imaginary, incorrect, invalid, lying, misleading, phony, sham, unfounded, unsound, untrue, concocted, cooked up, cooked-up, devised, fabricated, invented, made up
Main Entry: unseen
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: hidden
Synonyms: concealed, dark, imaginary, imagined, impalpable, impenetrable, imperceptible, inconspicuous, invisible, lurking, obscure, occult, out of sight, unnoticed, unobtrusive, unsuspected, veiled, curtained, not in sight, shrouded, undetected, undiscovered, unobserved, unperceived
Antonyms: open, visible, seen
Main Entry: visionary
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: idealized, romantic
Synonyms: abstracted, ambitious, astral, chimerical, daydreaming, dreaming, dreamy, exalted, fanciful, fantastic, grandiose, ideal, idealist, idealistic, illusory, imaginary, impractical, introspective, lofty, musing, noble, otherworldly, pretentious, prophetic, quixotic, radical, speculative, starry-eyed*, unreal, unrealistic, unworldly, utopian, delusory, in the clouds, unworkable
Antonyms: practical, real, realistic, unromantic
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