SHORT ANSWER
How do you spell imagery?
I-M-A-G-E-R-Y
Imagery is spelled I-M-A-G-E-R-Y. It is built from image plus -ry, so the e stays in place; imagry and imagary are wrong. Designers use the word for the whole set of visuals in a job, much of which comes from an image library.
Spelling tip
Keep the e from image before -ry; the word is imagery, not imagry.
What it means
Imagery is the collective term for pictures used in a design or campaign. An image library supplies imagery in bulk so a project can keep one consistent look.
Common misspellings
- imagry → imagery
- imagary → imagery
- immagery → imagery
- imagerey → imagery
- imegery → imagery
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Images using this word
Chubby fairies dancing and playing in a 3x3 arrangement – Cheap Image Library
Nine chubby fairies are shown dancing and playing in a 3x3 layout. Each fairy has unique features and poses.
Easter-themed cartoon cars with bunny characters and decorations – Cheap Image Library
Nine cartoon cars are displayed in a 3x3 grid. Each car has unique Easter decorations, such as eggs and bunny.
Christ Child delivering gifts with angelic companions in monochrome – Cheap Image Library
A pair of cartoon stickers show the Christ Child and two angels. The Christ Child holds a small gift while the.
Pagan gods holding symbols with clouds and a staff in black and – Cheap Image Library
Two distinct pagan gods are featured. One god holds a flaming orb surrounded by clouds, while the other stands.