imaginative
It is an imaginatively furnished modern home.
The actor's imaginatively outlandish performance is worth watching.
It's big and grittily urban, with imaginatively dressed young things swarming all around.

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Examples of imaginatively

imaginatively
Both invite the viewer to imaginatively enter the scene and daydream.
However, despite this abstraction there is maintained a sense of realness within the work, an imaginatively interpreted real-world quality.
Discourses of difference prescriptively defined by self\\communal alienation are thus critically and imaginatively undermined.
Its imaginatively broad compass, however, makes for a challenging, sometimes disturbing read.
By the same token, however, if agency is imaginatively bestowed on things, then they can start acting like people.
The representational terrain of popular fiction becomes a place in which to articulate and imaginatively control this perceived problem.
Models are meta-stories; the content must be imaginatively furnished.
In other words, mentalization refers to the ability to enter imaginatively into another person's mind.
In placing photographs beside windows and at the end of ramps and passages, we extended the spaces within the photographs phenomenally and imaginatively.
Our own embededness as scholars in the space and time we share with others, whether literally, figuratively, virtually, imaginatively, should cause us to be reflexive.
In the last few years, feminist biography has begun energetically and imaginatively to absorb theoretical perspectives.
The technique of recalling an emotion's physical setting and imaginatively reoccupying it, is designed to recall the original emotion that much more vividly.
A parallel is an author being able to plot a story imaginatively before setting words to paper.
The performers invite the audience to engage imaginatively with the world of the film.
The coincidence of children writing creatively and their ability to perform imaginatively in art and music is remarkable.
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