Fantasy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FANTASY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to imagine, also PHANTASY
• imagine the occurrence of; fantasize about
• To have a fancy for; to be pleased with; to like; to fancy.
• indulge in fantasies
• fantasize
NOUN:
• the faculty or activity of imagining impossible or improbable things
• a fanciful mental image, typically one on which a person often dwells and which reflects their conscious or unconscious wishes
• an idea with no basis in reality
• a genre of imaginative fiction involving magic and adventure, especially in a setting other than the real world.
• denoting a competition or league in which participants select imaginary teams from among the players in a real sports league and score points according to the actual performance of their players
• a fantasia.
• far-fetched notion
• Fancy; imagination; especially, a whimsical or fanciful conception; a vagary of the imagination; whim; caprice; humor.
• Fantastic designs.
• imagination unrestricted by reality
• fiction with a large amount of imagination in it
• something many people believe that is false
ADJECTIVE:
• of a type of competition

Words related to FANTASY

fantasie11 fantasied13 fantasies12 fantasque21 fantasying17 phantasy16

Words that contain FANTASY

fantasying17 fantasyland18 fantasylands19

How to use FANTASY in a sentence

• So long as they know of Oz as only a fantasy, they will not come to look for us.
• The world of Nature, for every man, is the Fantasy of Himself.
• Jackson had licensed and adapted works from many science fiction and fantasy authors.
• This was the last touch necessary to complete the grotesque fantasy which his brain had evolved.
• I am all for German fantasy, but I will resist German earnestness till I die.
• All held fast to the nearest, the true, the actual, and even the pictures of their fantasy have bone and marrow.
• It was the culmination of enchantment, the fulfilment of the wildest fantasy of wondrous color, strange form, and lavish adornment.
• With the daylight I could persuade myself that it was all a subjective hallucination, a fantasy of the night, a projection of the excited imagination.
• But there came upon her a fantasy that she was standing again in the garret with that book in her hands, and that Mr.
• But this blue thing was neither sturdy covering nor the brilliant fantasy it meant to be.
• But the present will never wear the same air of fantasy as the past.
• The eyelids trembled from the shock of the fantasy, seemed about to open, but did not.
• The whole picture is a delight, whether as a group of nice holy people, a landscape, or a fantasy of embroidery.
• To do it justice, the performance must bring out some of the splendor and the fantasy with which it was conceived.
• What this man lacks in reality he endeavors to substitute in his fantasy.
• Would I find her there? Would I reach her in time? How would I find her? Would she be alive? My excitable fantasy awakened in me the most terrible suspicions.
• Moreover fantasy had slender opportunity of encouragement in the presence of Molozov.
• But it was their fantasy, their coloured incredible unreality that overwhelmed me.
• Other outbreaks occurred, the last of note resulting from the ghost-dance fantasy in 1890-91, which fortunately was quickly suppressed.
• The fantasy has its setting in a commonplace New England environment, and thus recalls a Hawthorne less subtle and concentrated, but much more humorous.
• The Scandinavians killed their offspring from pure fantasy.
• Therefore, how can such a thought be conceived? God forbid! certainly it is an absolute fantasy.
• Yet I can scarcely refrain from again referring to the fine fantasy played by many-coloured domes against the blue sky.
• At all events, the minister found himself unable to dismiss a certain thin and impalpable fantasy which lingered behind that ponderous speculation of an all-embracing philosophy.
• The phrase suffices to show that whatever we are dealing with here is either sheer fantasy or else thinking of so crude a kind as to be unworthy of the name.
• And she had fascinating ways, too, which the lady of his fantasy could never have displayed, or he would not have abandoned the vision so readily.
• The soft music of the fantasy seemed to fill the gaps in my longing.
• I opened my eyes, and lo, the fantasy, if fantasy it were, remained.
• Then I love so blindly! I believe so ardently! You smile at my fantasy, friend and companion of my soul.
• Time had made him think that the person had just been a flitting fantasy but there he was.
• After endeavouring to resist the thought for a little as some kind of fantasy, I became suddenly convinced that she was in need of me, and in urgent need.

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