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imagy

imagy adjective: relating to or having the nature of an image.

Adjective

imagy (not comparable)

  1. Relating to or having the nature of an image.
    • I thought my parents were finally accepting my eccentric style and allowing me to express myself in clothing, something that had been forbidden for the past couple years due to its being "imagey" (a made-up therapy word that refers to any outside thing you use to identify yourself with that might...2022, Jenny Pentland, This Will Be Funny Later: A Memoir, New York, NY: Harper, →ISBN, page 177
    Synonyms:
    imagic

Synonyms of imagy

Forms of imagy

alternative formimagey

Origin of imagy

From image + -y.

Questions about imagy

What does imagy mean?
Imagy means relating to or having the nature of an image.
What part of speech is imagy?
Imagy is an adjective.

Words near imagy in the dictionary

  1. imagologies
  2. imagology
  3. imagos
  4. imagotherapy
  5. imagotype
  6. imagy
  7. Imahara
  8. Imaharas
  9. Imai
  10. Imais
  11. imala

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