figurative. Mental or spiritual vision. With definite article, spec. = second sight, n. Chiefly Scottish.

Conception, imagination, fancy.

The power or capacity to form internal images or ideas of objects and situations not actually present to the senses, including remembered objects…

Imagination, imagining, fancy. Now rare.

In general use: the action or faculty of imagining or conceiving something in the mind; the forming or creation of a mental image, idea, or concept…

The faculty of imagination; a person's imagination. Obsolete.

Imagination, fancy. Obsolete.

A person's capacity or faculty for imagining things; imagination. Also: a fancied or imagined thing; a conceit. Obsolete.

The action of fetching, bringing from a distance, or reaching after (literal and figurative); a long stretch, a far-reaching effort. Also to take a…

A person's capacity or faculty for imagining things; imagination; fanciful thinking. Obsolete.

The action of conceiving something in the mind. Also: something conceived in the mind; a thought, belief, or opinion.

In early use synonymous with imagination, n. (see fantasy, n. 4); the process, and the faculty, of forming mental representations of things not…

Imagination, fancy. Obsolete.

Power of fancy or imagination. Obs.

Originally and chiefly in phrenology: the faculty of conceiving of the ideal, the capacity to form an idea of something perfect; the imaginative…

Imagination in its suggestive capacity, esp. as believed to modify certain physiological functions or processes.

Imagination. Also: a product of the imagination.