Definitions of image
-
To
represent
or
form
an
image
of;
as,
the
still
lake
imaged
the
shore;
the
mirror
imaged
her
figure.
-
To
represent
to
the
mental
vision;
to
form
a
likeness
of
by
the
fancy
or
recollection;
to
imagine.
-
To
form,
or
reflect,
a
likeness
of;
represent
to
the
mental
vision;
imagine.
-
To
form
an
image
of:
to
form
a
likeness
of
in
the
mind.
-
To
form
a
mental
likeness
of.
-
To
form
an
image
of;
portray;
resemble.
-
To
form
an
image
of;
to
form
a
likeness
in
the
mind.
See
Imitate.
-
To
represent
or
form
a
likeness
of;
to
imagine.
-
someone
who
closely
resembles
a
famous
person (
especially
an
actor); "
he
could
be
Gingrich's
double"; "
she's
the
very
image
of
her
mother"
-
a
representation
of
a
person (
especially
in
the
form
of
sculpture); "
the
coin
bears
an
effigy
of
Lincoln"; "
the
emperor's
tomb
had
his
image
carved
in
stone"
-
language
used
in
a
figurative
or
nonliteral
sense
-
a
visual
representation
of
an
object
or
scene
or
person
produced
on
a
surface; "
they
showed
us
the
pictures
of
their
wedding"; "
a
movie
is
a
series
of
images
projected
so
rapidly
that
the
eye
integrates
them"
-
an
iconic
mental
representation; "
her
imagination
forced
images
upon
her
too
awful
to
contemplate"
-
(
Jungian
psychology)
a
personal
facade
that
one
presents
to
the
world; "
a
public
image
is
as
fragile
as
Humpty
Dumpty"
-
a
standard
or
typical
example; "
he
is
the
protoof
good
breeding"; "
he
provided
America
with
an
image
of
the
good
father"
-
An
imitation,
representation,
or
similitude
of
any
person,
thing,
or
act,
sculptured,
drawn,
painted,
or
otherwise
made
perceptible
to
the
sight;
a
visible
presentation;
a
copy;
a
likeness;
an
effigy;
a
picture;
a
semblance.
-
Hence:
The
likeness
of
anything
to
which
worship
is
paid;
an
idol.
-
Show;
appearance;
cast.
-
A
representation
of
anything
to
the
mind;
a
picture
drawn
by
the
fancy;
a
conception;
an
idea.
-
A
picture,
example,
or
illustration,
often
taken
from
sensible
objects,
and
used
to
illustrate
a
subject;
usually,
an
extended
metaphor.
-
The
figure
or
picture
of
any
object
formed
at
the
focus
of
a
lens
or
mirror,
by
rays
of
light
from
the
several
points
of
the
object
symmetrically
refracted
or
reflected
to
corresponding
points
in
such
focus;
this
may
be
received
on
a
screen,
a
photographic
plate,
or
the
retina
of
the
eye,
and
viewed
directly
by
the
eye,
or
with
an
eyeglass,
as
in
the
telescope
and
microscope;
the
likeness
of
an
object
formed
by
reflection;
as,
to
see
one's
image
in
a
mirror.
-
Likeness:
a
statue:
an
idol:
a
representation
in
the
mind,
an
idea:
a
picture
in
the
imagination: (
optics)
the
figure
of
any
object
formed
by
rays
of
light.
-
A
likeness;
statue;
idol;
idea;
figure.
-
A
visible
representation;
a
statue,
picture,
idol,
etc.;
an
idea;
a
figure
of
speech.
-
A
material
representation
or
likeness
of
anything,
as
a
statue;
a
likeness;
an
idol;
appearance;
an
idea
or
conception;
a
picture
drawn
by
fancy;
a
lively
description
of
anything
in
discourse;
the
figure
of
any
object
made
by
rays
of
light
proceeding
from
the
several
points
of
it.
-
A
representation
or
figure
of
any
person
or
thing,
as
an
idol;
a
statue;
a
description
in
discourse;
a
picture
formed
in
the
mind;
an
idea.
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