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Used with adjectives:
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The politician lost the election due to his poor image."
(poor, bad, negative, tarnished)
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Her good image helped her win the election."
(good, positive, clean, perfect)
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That company invested lots of money to improve their corporate image."
(corporate, public, brand)
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People have an unrealistic image of her."
(unrealistic, ideal, mental, visual, popular, distorted, stereotypical)
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She's the splitting image of her mother."
(splitting, mirror)
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The volcanic eruption was a powerful image."
(powerful, dramatic, spectacular, striking, stunning)
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Jurors were warned about disturbing images that would be shown during the trial."
(disturbing, gruesome, horrible, graphic, horrific, violent)
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We chose color images for our wedding album."
(color, black and white, close-up)
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Modern cameras can produce high-resolution images."
(high-resolution, clear, crisp, sharp)
Used with verbs:
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She wants to create a new image for herself."
(create, form)
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He needs to change his public image?"
(change, improve, transform, shed)
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He has maintained the image of an upstanding citizen for many years."
(maintained, kept up, lived up to)
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I have a visual image in my mind."
(have)
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He doesn't fit my image of a good husband."
(fit)
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The images produced on old printers are of poor quality."
(produced, generated, reproduced)
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She captured the image on camera."
(captured, recorded)
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He displayed the wedding images on his website."
(displayed, posted, showed)
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How can I edit the images?"
(edit, print, process, view, store, use, acquire, obtain, scan, download, upload)
Used with prepositions:
"
He couldn't remember images from his past."
(from, of)
