imageries
SayIM-ij-reez/ˈɪmɪd͡ʒɹiz/
- 1Plural of imagery.
Note
A plural that only the countable use can produce. Imagery can be a mass noun (a poem's imagery, the imagery of a dream) or a count noun naming one distinct body of images. The plural belongs to the second use: it sets separate systems side by side, such as the war and pastoral imageries of two poets. When one unified body is meant, the singular is the natural choice.
imageries is a form of imagery
imagery, noun: Visual images in general, or a collection of images considered as a whole. Full entry
- Forms
- imageryimageries plural
- Spelling
- imagery → imageries: change y to i, add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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