Synonyms for imaging
ˈɪm ə dʒɪŋimag·ing

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1. imagingnoun

   The technique or practice of creating images of otherwise invisible aspects of an object, especially of body parts.

   Synonyms:
   visualization

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1. imagination, imaging, imagery, mental imagerynoun

   the ability to form mental images of things or events

   "he could still hear her in his imagination"

   Synonyms:
   imaginativeness, resourcefulness, resource, imagination, tomography, mental imagery, imagery, vision

2. imaging, tomographynoun

   (medicine) obtaining pictures of the interior of the body

   Synonyms:
   tomography, mental imagery, imagery, imagination

Matched Categories

1. • Medicine
   • Pictorial Representation

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1. List of paraphrases for "imaging":

   imagery, images, image, imager, pictures, picture

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1. Doug Williamson:

   Increasingly, there are imaging technologies that allow you to look at deposited amyloid plaque and even deposited tau in the brain.

2. Rebecca Thurston:

   Using Brain Imaging, we found that women with a history of sexual assault have greater white matter hyperintensities in the brain, which is an indicator of small vessel disease that has been linked to stroke, dementia, cognitive decline and mortality.

3. Jeff Miller:

   Blood tests on the sideline, better imaging to identify a concussion -- that's the sort of transcendant science we were hoping to capture and encourage by running this challenge.

4. Manuela Ferreira:

   Adults with sudden back pain do not need to rush to get an X-ray or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), unless the clinician suspects the patient has a more serious condition, such as fracture or cancer, less than 5 percent of patients with low back pain, however, will fall into this category.

5. Mary Sano:

   We want to demonstrate that what’s really present is a cognitive problem and not a psychological or physical problem, for a younger person, we’ll do a more rigorous workup, including imaging and other tests, because we want to make sure we get this right.