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fantastic

Meaning in simple English

US /fænˈtæstɪk/

fantastic means: Extremely good or enjoyable.

adjective

EXCELLENTA2

Extremely good or enjoyable.

  • The food was fantastic.
  • We had a fantastic time at the beach.
  • You have done a fantastic job on this room.

Similar words: wonderful, excellent, great, amazing

Opposites: terrible

Common phrases: fantastic news, fantastic job, fantastic time

IMAGINARYC1

Created in the imagination, often involving strange creatures or events that could not happen in real life.

  • The story contains fantastic creatures.
  • She painted fantastic landscapes filled with floating islands.
  • His fantastic tales describe cities hidden beneath the sea.

Similar words: imaginary, fanciful, fantastical

Opposites: real

Common phrases: fantastic creatures, fantastic tales, fantastic world

HARD TO BELIEVEC1

So strange or unlikely that it seems to belong in an imaginary world.

  • The book describes fantastic creatures.
  • She told a fantastic tale about a city beneath the sea.
  • His fantastic claims were difficult to believe.

Similar words: unbelievable, fantastical

Common phrases: fantastic story, fantastic creatures, fantastic claims

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