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fancy
adjective as in extravagant, ornamental
noun as in impulse, urge
noun as in liking, dream
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verb as in imagine, create
verb as in love, desire
Example Sentences
On this form, Australia will fancy significantly extending an unbeaten Test series run on UK soil that stands at 66 years.
For a man who fancies himself a genius negotiator, he seems to have no workable trade plan.
No fancy membership required here because none of it is real, but it’s all so real.
I have a feeling West Ham will score, because Jarrod Bowen is always dangerous, but I don't fancy them to keep a clean sheet even though sorting out their defence is probably Nuno's priority.
They might not be able to go out with friends three, four or five nights a week or take a fancy vacation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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