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fantastic
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/fænˈtæstɪk/
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/fænˈtæstɪk/
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fantastic
adjective
more fantastic
Comp.
most fantastic
Super.
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/fænˈtæstɪk/
US
/fænˈtæstɪk/
fantastique
Littéraire ; qui relève de l’imagination ou du merveilleux, hors du réel.
The movie was filled with fantastic creatures and magical lands.
Le film était peuplé de créatures fantastiques et de terres magiques.
fantastique
Très bon, remarquable, excellent.
She did a fantastic job on the project, impressing everyone with her creativity.
Elle a fait un travail fantastique sur le projet, impressionnant tout le monde par sa créativité.
Additional translations
incroyable
Quand il signifie « invraisemblable » ou « difficile à croire ».
Synonyms
incredible
amazing
extraordinary
remarkable
wonderful
fabulous
awesome
marvelous
stupendous
phenomenal
Antonyms
terrible
awful
dreadful
poor
fantastic
noun
fantastics
pl
UK
/fænˈtæstɪk/
US
/fænˈtæstɪk/
Rare and chiefly literary; denotes an eccentric or imaginative person.
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fantasque
Rare ; personne étrange ou rêveuse.
Synonyms
fantasy
illusion
figment
chimera
phantasm
fancy
daydream
apparition
vision
dream
mirage
hallucination
Antonyms
reality
actuality
fact
realism
Definitions
fantastic
adjective
Imaginative or fanciful; remote from reality.
The movie was filled with fantastic creatures and magical lands.
Extraordinarily good or attractive.
She did a fantastic job on the project, impressing everyone with her creativity.
Unbelievable or implausible.
His story about meeting aliens sounded fantastic, but he insisted it was true.
fantastic
noun
An eccentric or fanciful person; a dreamer.
The inventor was dismissed as a mere fantastic by his peers.
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