fantasied Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- solid
- believable
- realistic
- factual
- solid
- substantial
- convincing
- convincing
- physical
- factual
- believable
- authentic
- physical
- authentic
- realistic
- substantial
- verifiable
- verifiable
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- fantastic
- phantasmal
- legendary
- invented
- notional
- unlikely
- phantom
- pretend
- fabulous
- make-believe
- romantic
- visionary
- chimeric
- phantasmic
- chimerical
- unreal
- fanciful
- imaginal
- ideal
- theoretic
- theoretical
Weak:
Meaning of fantasied
fantasied (a.)
Filled with fancies or imaginations.
fantasied Sentence Examples
- The child fantasied about becoming a superhero and saving the world.
- The couple fantasied about their future together, imagining a life filled with love and happiness.
- The writer fantasied about characters and settings, dreaming up intricate stories to entertain readers.
- The artist fantasied about creating a masterpiece that would be admired and celebrated for generations.
- The scientist fantasied about making a groundbreaking discovery that would change the world.
- The explorer fantasied about venturing into uncharted territories and experiencing the unknown.
- The athlete fantasied about winning gold medals and breaking records, pushing the limits of human potential.
- The musician fantasied about writing a song that would touch people's hearts and become an instant classic.
- The actor fantasied about playing a role that would showcase their talent and leave a lasting impact on audiences.
- The dreamer fantasied about a world where everything was possible and limits were nonexistent.
FAQs About the word fantasied
Filled with fancies or imaginations.
fictitious, imagined, mythical, fantastical, fictional,imaginary, mythic, fantastic, phantasmal, legendary
true, actual, actual, true, real, existing, genuine, existing, existent, genuine
The child fantasied about becoming a superhero and saving the world.
The couple fantasied about their future together, imagining a life filled with love and happiness.
The writer fantasied about characters and settings, dreaming up intricate stories to entertain readers.
The artist fantasied about creating a masterpiece that would be admired and celebrated for generations.
