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Do You Say I Can't Imagine Or I Can Imagine. Used to emphasize how good, bad. I think what you actually mean to say is that you can imagine a hypothetical situation that could have happened 150 years. You’re acknowledging that you don’t know how hard it. As a generalisation, however, i can only imagine usually indicates one of two things (which often overlap somewhat in practice). Try “i can imagine” or “i can only imagine”. The most i can do is imagine it. When someone doesn’t know what to say, “i can’t imagine,” is a phrase many of us hear. I don't imagine. states without emphasis that, in your opinion, something is probably untrue. Unlike “i can’t imagine” telling someone you can imagine what they’re going through shows empathy. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it; You can/can’t imagine something meaning, definition, what is you can/can’t imagine something: I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience. It’s said to simultaneously confer great weight upon the situation at hand, while also.

You’re acknowledging that you don’t know how hard it. Try “i can imagine” or “i can only imagine”. I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience. As a generalisation, however, i can only imagine usually indicates one of two things (which often overlap somewhat in practice). When someone doesn’t know what to say, “i can’t imagine,” is a phrase many of us hear. The most i can do is imagine it. You can/can’t imagine something meaning, definition, what is you can/can’t imagine something: Unlike “i can’t imagine” telling someone you can imagine what they’re going through shows empathy. Used to emphasize how good, bad. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it;

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Do You Say I Can't Imagine Or I Can Imagine The most i can do is imagine it. Unlike “i can’t imagine” telling someone you can imagine what they’re going through shows empathy. Try “i can imagine” or “i can only imagine”. It’s said to simultaneously confer great weight upon the situation at hand, while also. I think what you actually mean to say is that you can imagine a hypothetical situation that could have happened 150 years. When someone doesn’t know what to say, “i can’t imagine,” is a phrase many of us hear. I don't imagine. states without emphasis that, in your opinion, something is probably untrue. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it; You’re acknowledging that you don’t know how hard it. As a generalisation, however, i can only imagine usually indicates one of two things (which often overlap somewhat in practice). The most i can do is imagine it. Used to emphasize how good, bad. You can/can’t imagine something meaning, definition, what is you can/can’t imagine something: I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience.