1) (of words and language) used not in the true sense but in an imaginative way to produce a stringer effect (figurative)
2) the use of figurative language to produce an imaginative or emotional response or to make descriptions stronger (imagery)
3) able to invent easily; imaginative (inventive)
done with, showing, skill and good judgment, of beauty, colour, shape
beautiful, satisfying to senses
of, expressing, cause
fresh, new
(of a person) led by imagination instead of reason and experience
imaginary, romantic
wild and strange; impossible to carry out
strange, different; imaginary
existing only in the mind and not real
fictitious, invented
(of a person) very clever and skilful (at making or inventing things)
clever; brilliant
having, showing intelligence
very smart
able to invent easily; imaginative
creative
of, in, the mind; (for people) suffering from an illness of the mind
concerning the mind
of poets and poetry
with rhythm and beauty; related to poetic composition
understanding and acting quickly
very smart
of which one is not consciously aware
concerning the mind
based on theory, not on practice or experience; not tested yet
hypothetical