fantastic 音标拼音: [fænt'æstɪk]
a . 幻想的,奇异的,荒诞不经的
幻想的,奇异的,荒诞不经的
fantastic adj 1 :
ludicrously odd ; "
Hamlet '
s assumed antic disposition ";
"
fantastic Halloween costumes "; "
a grotesque reflection in the mirror " [
synonym : {
antic }, {
fantastic }, {
fantastical },
{
grotesque }]
2 :
extraordinarily good or great ;
used especially as intensifiers ; "
a fantastic trip to the Orient "; "
the film was fantastic !"; "
a howling success "; "
a marvelous collection of rare books "; "
had a rattling conversation about politics "; "
a tremendous achievement " [
synonym : {
fantastic }, {
grand },
{
howling (
a )}, {
marvelous }, {
marvellous }, {
rattling (
a )},
{
terrific }, {
tremendous }, {
wonderful }, {
wondrous }]
3 :
fanciful and unrealistic ;
foolish ; "
a fantastic idea of his own importance " [
synonym : {
fantastic }, {
wild }]
4 :
existing in fancy only ; "
fantastic figures with bulbous heads the circumference of a bushel "-
Nathaniel Hawthorne [
synonym :
{
fantastic }, {
fantastical }]
5 :
extravagantly fanciful in design ,
construction ,
appearance ;
"
Gaudi '
s fantastic architecture "
Fantastic \
Fan *
tas "
tic \,
n .
A person given to fantastic dress ,
manners ,
etc .;
an eccentric person ;
a fop . --
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
Our fantastics ,
who ,
having a fine watch ,
take all ocasions to draw it out to be seen . --
Fuller .
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Fantastic \
Fan *
tas "
tic \,
a . [
F .
fantastique ,
fr .
Gr . ???????????
able to represent ,
fr . ?????????
to make visible .
See {
Fancy }.]
1 .
Existing only in imagination ;
fanciful ;
imaginary ;
not real ;
chimerical .
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2 .
Having the nature of a phantom ;
unreal . --
Shak .
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3 .
Indulging the vagaries of imagination ;
whimsical ;
full of absurd fancies ;
capricious ;
as ,
fantastic minds ;
a fantastic mistress .
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4 .
Resembling fantasies in irregularity ,
caprice ,
or eccentricity ;
irregular ;
oddly shaped ;
grotesque .
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There at the foot of yonder nodding beech ,
That wreathes its old fantastic roots so high . --
T .
Gray .
Syn :
Fanciful ;
imaginative ;
ideal ;
visionary ;
capricious ;
chimerical ;
whimsical ;
queer .
See {
Fanciful }.
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1913 Webster ]
194 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fantastic ":
Barmecidal ,
Barmecide ,
Gothic ,
absurd ,
adroit ,
airy ,
alien ,
antic ,
appalling ,
apparent ,
apparitional ,
arbitrary ,
astonishing ,
autistic ,
balmy ,
baroque ,
beguiling ,
bewildering ,
beyond belief ,
bizarre ,
brain -
born ,
capricious ,
chimeric ,
chimerical ,
clever ,
cockamamie ,
concocted ,
conspicuous ,
cooked -
up ,
cracking ,
cranky ,
crazy ,
crotchety ,
deceptive ,
delusional ,
delusionary ,
delusive ,
delusory ,
dereistic ,
dream -
built ,
dreamlike ,
dreamy ,
eccentric ,
egregious ,
enigmatic ,
erratic ,
erroneous ,
exceptional ,
exotic ,
extraordinary ,
extravagant ,
fabricated ,
fabulous ,
fallacious ,
false ,
fancied ,
fanciful ,
fancy -
born ,
fancy -
built ,
fancy -
woven ,
fantasied ,
fantasque ,
fascinating ,
fictional ,
fictitious ,
fictive ,
figmental ,
flaky ,
florid ,
foolish ,
forged ,
formidable ,
freakish ,
great ,
grotesque ,
harebrained ,
hatched ,
high -
flown ,
humorsome ,
illusional ,
illusionary ,
illusive ,
illusory ,
imaginary ,
imagined ,
implausible ,
impossible ,
incomprehensible ,
inconceivable ,
incredible ,
ingenious ,
insane ,
invented ,
irrational ,
kinky ,
laughable ,
legendary ,
loony ,
ludicrous ,
made -
up ,
maggoty ,
manufactured ,
marked ,
marvelous ,
massive ,
miraculous ,
misleading ,
monstrous ,
monumental ,
moody ,
mortal ,
motiveless ,
mythical ,
nonsensical ,
notable ,
noteworthy ,
noticeable ,
notional ,
odd ,
of mark ,
ostensible ,
outlandish ,
outrageous ,
outre ,
outstanding ,
overwhelming ,
passing strange ,
peculiar ,
petulant ,
phantasmagoric ,
phantasmal ,
phantom ,
phenomenal ,
poppycockish ,
preposterous ,
prodigious ,
put -
up ,
puzzling ,
quaint ,
queer ,
quirky ,
rare ,
remarkable ,
ridiculous ,
rococo ,
seeming ,
self -
deceptive ,
self -
deluding ,
sensational ,
signal ,
silly ,
singular ,
specious ,
spectacular ,
spectral ,
splendid ,
strange ,
striking ,
stupendous ,
superior ,
supposititious ,
temperamental ,
terrific ,
towering ,
tremendous ,
trumped -
up ,
unaccountable ,
unactual ,
unbelievable ,
uncommon ,
unearthly ,
unexpected ,
unfounded ,
unheard -
of ,
unimaginable ,
unique ,
unlikely ,
unprecedented ,
unreal ,
unrealistic ,
unreasonable ,
unrestrained ,
unsubstantial ,
vagarious ,
vagrant ,
visionary ,
wacky ,
wanton ,
wayward ,
weird ,
whimsical ,
wild ,
wonderful ,
wondrous
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FANTASTIC Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of FANTASTIC is based on fantasy : not real How to use fantastic in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Fantastic
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fantastic - WordReference. com Dictionary of English Fantastic suggests a wild lack of restraint, a fancifulness so extreme as to lose touch with reality: a fantastic scheme for a series of space cities In informal use, fantastic often means simply "exceptionally good'': a fantastic meal
FANTASTIC definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you say that something is fantastic, you are emphasizing that you think it is very good or that you like it a lot
Fantastic - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com The adjective fantastic has two meanings — extraordinarily brilliant or ludicrously far-fetched So when your boss calls your suggestion of work-at-home-in-your-bathrobe-Fridays for the whole office fantastic, be sure you know which one he means
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FANTASTIC | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary FANTASTIC meaning: 1 extremely good: 2 strange and imaginary, or not reasonable: 3 very unusual, strange, or… Learn more