imagining
v.v. forming a picture or idea in your mind of something that is not real or not present. You use this when you think about possibilities or dream about the future.
v. forming a mental image or concept of something not present to the senses or never before wholly perceived in reality. Present participle of 'imagine'; functions as the head of a gerund-participle clause.
I am imagining a world without any wars.
She spent the afternoon imagining what her life would be like if she moved to a different country.
By imagining the potential consequences of each decision, the strategist was able to anticipate the competitor's moves before they were even executed.
Often followed by a gerund or a 'that' clause; as a participle, it can modify a noun or follow a linking verb.
I am imagining to go thereI am imagining going thereWhen followed by another action, this verb requires the gerund (-ing) form, not the infinitive.