Fantasy

What do we mean by fantasy?

The creative imagination; unrestrained fancy. noun

Something, such as an invention, that is a creation of the fancy. noun

A capricious or fantastic idea; a conceit. noun

A genre of fiction or other artistic work characterized by fanciful or supernatural elements. noun

A work of this genre. noun

An imagined event or sequence of mental images, such as a daydream, usually fulfilling a wish or psychological need. noun

An unrealistic or improbable supposition. noun

A coin issued especially by a questionable authority and not intended for use as currency. noun

A hallucination. noun

Relating to or being a game in which participants act as owners of imaginary sports teams whose personnel consists of actual players selected from a professional sports league and team performance is determined by the combined statistics of the players. adjective

To imagine; visualize. transitive verb

Same as fancy. noun

Irregular or erratic fancy in thought or action; unrestrained imagination; whim; caprice; vagary. noun

The forming of unreal, chimerical, or grotesque images in the mind; a mingling of incongruous or unfounded ideas or notions; disordered or distorted fancy; fantastic imagination. noun

A product or result of the power of fantasy; a fantastic image or thought; a disordered or distorted fancy; a phantasm. noun

In music, same as fantasia. noun

To fancy; have a liking for.

To form or conceive fancifully or fantastically; form a mental picture of; imagine.

That which comes from one's imagination.

The literary genre generally dealing with themes of magic and the supernatural, imaginary worlds and creatures, etc.

A fantastical design.

The drug gamma-hydroxybutyric acid.

1. Opposite of reality, used in literature. 2. Someone's dream way/place to have sex. Urban Dictionary

In literature and entertainment, a genre of fiction in which entirely different laws of physics and/or psychics operate, allowing people, creatures, and their surroundings to exhibit behavior not possible in reality. Urban Dictionary

One of the most interesting and fun genres that kicks reality's butt. Urban Dictionary

In literature, fantasy perpetuates medieval metaphors, while science fiction creates our contemporary metaphors. Urban Dictionary

Fantasy literature perpetuates medieval metaphors, while science fiction creates our contemporary metaphors. Urban Dictionary

A genre of literature, commonly found clenched in a nerds grip sitting in a corner at the school sock hop. infested with hobbits and the occaisonal smoking male elf who looks oddly like the blacksmith turned pirate in pirates of the carribean. Urban Dictionary

A word to describe my happiness Urban Dictionary

A strong Addiction usually with something that is not real and probably will never be. Urban Dictionary

Fantasy is the opposite of reality. Fantasy can be categorize in many ways. One way is by literature as a genre. Another is someone’s imagination and dreamscape. Fantasy can be used in multiple ways with various meaning. Urban Dictionary

Something magical that wouldn't happen in the real world, it's also a book genre like Harry Potter books for example. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fantasy:
fantasy, fantast, fantasm.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fantasy:
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Words that rhyme with fantasy:
phantasy, annecy, cannaceae, anna c, anna see, canna see, hanisee, janice c.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fantasy:
sexual, pure, unconscious, male, romantic, mere, erotic, sheer, utopian, private, poetic, wild, modern, creative, collective, ultimate, adolescent, favorite, literary, childish, dark, infantile, heroic, popular, comic, masochistic, historical, paranoid, escapist, conscious, elaborate, oedipal, wishful, female, masturbatory, secret, gothic, sadistic, imaginative, idle, strange, delightful, pleasant, aggressive, epic, musical, wildest, primal, narcissistic, powerful, rich, masculine, subjective, foundational, oriental, guided, architectural, shared, vivid, bizarre, impossible, contemporary, ideological, violent, charming.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fantasy:
play, life, world, fiction, reality, stories, literature, images, land, thinking, figures, material, proneness, themes, games, adventure, worlds, formation, novels, making, pieces, novel, piece, image, production, theme, children, characters, activity, writers, elements, films, island, readers, horror, books, football, aggression, analogy, film, comedy, objects, violence, documents, dream, analysis, overture, tales, building, suites, object, memory, science, productions, creatures, picture, figure, prone, pictures, behavior, sex, genre, scenario, variations, escape, creations, drama, girls, child, art, friends, newsletter, projections, analogies, creation, fans, love, formations, experiences, based, baseball, islands, impromptu, sports, fantasies, situations, sharing, camp.

Consonant match to fantasy:
phantasy, fantasie, fennessy, fennessey, finesse a, finesse he.

Words that sound like fantasy:
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