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Chimerical
imaginary fanciful fantastic wildly or vainly conceived having or capable of having no existence except in thought as chimerical projects
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Chimer
One who chimes
Chimerically
Wildy vainly fancifully
Oleron
the whole account fallacious. The former calls the more story of our Richard I. and Queen Eleanor une chimere des plus invraisemblables, Monthly Review, December, 1811; and see Nouveau Larousse, tom. vi. P. 488. The laws of
Fantastic
Existing only in imagination fanciful imaginary not real chimerical
Laputan
Of or pertaining to Laputa an imaginary flying island described in Gullivers Travels as the home of chimerical philosophers
Projector
One who projects a scheme or design hence one who forms fanciful or chimerical schemes
Reasonable doubt
so a vague conjecture, whimsical or vague doubt, a capricious and specu-lative doubt, an arbitrary, imaginary, fanciful, uncertain, chimerical, trivial, indefinite or a mere possible doubt is not a reasonable doubt. Neither is a desire for more
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