fantasies (Meaning)

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fantasies (pl.)

of Fantasy

No weak antonyms found.

The child's fantasies of becoming a superhero filled his every waking moment.
The old man's fantasies of winning the lottery were all he had left to cling to.
The author's fantasies of creating a perfect world were expressed in his writings.
The politician's fantasies of power drove him to make ruthless decisions.
The businessman's fantasies of wealth and success blinded him to the reality of his situation.
The artist's fantasies of beauty and creativity inspired her to create works of art that were both moving and profound.
The scientist's fantasies of discovering new and amazing things led him to break boundaries and push the limits of human knowledge.
The child's fantasies of growing up and becoming an adult filled her with both excitement and trepidation.
The traveler's fantasies of visiting exotic and far-off lands fueled his wanderlust and inspired him to explore the world.
The dreamer's fantasies of a better life were what kept him going when times were tough.

of Fantasy

dreams, daydreams, unrealities, pipe dreams, phantasms, conceits, ideas, mirages, delusions, nightmares

facts, facts, realities, realities, actualities,actualities,

The child's fantasies of becoming a superhero filled his every waking moment.

The old man's fantasies of winning the lottery were all he had left to cling to.

The author's fantasies of creating a perfect world were expressed in his writings.

The politician's fantasies of power drove him to make ruthless decisions.