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fancied

adjective as in imagined

Strongest match

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"At best that meant I would have needed to be put on dialysis which I really would not have fancied," he said.

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You and I might translate that as: "The saga over Angela's tax was a total pain in the neck, but it's given us the excuse to make some of the changes we fancied anyway."

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British number one Jack Draper is fancied to go far, having reached the semi-finals last year in his breakout run at a Grand Slam.

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When asked about the shot, Brook told Sky Sports he "just fancied it" and "backed myself" to execute it.

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When was the last time they were so hotly fancied on a tour such as this?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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