Fantastical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FANTASTICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• unreal
• Fanciful; unreal; whimsical; capricious; fantastic.
• existing in fancy only
• ludicrously odd
• conceived or seemingly conceived by unrestrained fancy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• based on fantasy; not real; conceived or seemingly conceived by unrestrained fancy; so extreme as to challenge belie; unbelievable; broadly; exceedingly large or great

Words related to FANTASTICAL

fantastically21 unreal6

How to use FANTASTICAL in a sentence

• THE CHILD ANGEL A DREAM I chanced upon the prettiest, oddest, fantastical thing of a dream the other night, that you shall hear of.
• Chowles again had recourse to the bottle, and deriving a false courage from it, as before, commenced skipping about the chamber in his usual fantastical manner.
• At other times the Elm assumes the shape of a plume, presenting a singularly fantastical appearance.
• Fu-Manchu was back in England, when I realized that an elaborate murder-machine was set up somewhere in London, it seemed unreal, fantastical.
• Wild and fantastical as this play is, all the parts, in their various modes, are well written, and give the kind of pleasure which the author designed.
• But in the inventive beauty of the night she found distraction, for it had wrought many fantastical changes in the dull world the day had handed it.
• It bore a fantastical resemblance to a snake coiled up and about to dart upon its prey.
• Hatty is frankly delighted, and says so with all sorts of fantastical exaggerations.
• This happy state of the body does not, however, communicate itself to the fantastical appearance of the soldiers as they come marching along.
• It is as if the religious world were a masquerade, where you cease to feel surprise at finding some familiar acquaintance disguised in the most fantastical costume.
• He was aware of the fantastical element in him and soon had it under.
• It was a silk scarf, of a sober dark-gray color, and occasionally produced a most fantastical and absurd contrast with what I was wearing.
• For behind the fiery, the volcanic Berlioz, behind the Byronic and fantastical composer, there was always another, greater man.
• The schemes and struggles of mankind are, in his thinking, but the anxieties of pigmies and the fantastical achievements of apes.
• There were others, however, who judged it altogether too fantastical.
• Religion separated from philosophy became arrogant and fantastical, 650-m.
• In a Word, Sir, when I was a young Woman, all who avoided the Vices of the Age were very carefully educated, and all fantastical Objects were turned out of our Sight.
• And even should the reverend gentleman succeed in persuading some fantastical wits of the soundness of his views, I do not see what useful end he will have gained.
• We are bordering on the fantastical, are we not? Dreaming, you will probably say, of the Utopian in crime organisation.
• When they die, the neighbouring tribes erect a sort of mausoleum to their memory, consisting of a square tower, surmounted by a cupola of the most fantastical architecture.
• His politics was a kind of religion, and it did not prove upon analysis to be either so fantastical or so fanatical as she had believed at first.
• Her dress was some soft, pale blue material that was neither gaudy nor fantastical.
• Now faithful, now restive and undisciplined, he was always the one to triumph in the end over the eighty-one fantastical tribulations which beset them as they journeyed.

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