To stop imagining something; to remove from imagination or cease to think of something imaginatively.
From dis- (away, remove) + imagine (from Latin imaginari, 'to form a mental picture'). This word follows the productive pattern of 'dis-' reversal verbs in English.
This word is wonderfully rare but logically perfect—while we use 'imagine,' we almost never say 'disimagine,' preferring 'forget' or 'stop thinking about,' which shows how English speakers favor simpler, more concrete words over elegant prefix logic.
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