Definitions

fantastic

[fan-tas-tik] / fænˈtæs tɪk /

ADJECTIVE

strange, different; imaginary

Synonyms

STRONGEST

absurd crazy exotic fanciful grotesque imaginative implausible incredible insane ludicrous odd outlandish preposterous ridiculous singular unbelievable unreal weird

WEAK

artificial capricious chimerical comical eccentric erratic extravagant extreme far-fetched fictional foolish foreign freakish hallucinatory illusive irrational mad misleading nonsensical out of sight peculiar phantasmagorical quaint suppositious unlikely wacky whimsical

Antonyms

STRONGEST

balanced believable credible familiar logical normal ordinary plausible rational real realistic sensible serious unimaginative

ADJECTIVE

enormous

Synonyms

STRONGEST

great huge overwhelming tremendous

WEAK

cracking extreme humongous massive monstrous monumental prodigious severe stupendous towering

Antonyms

STRONGEST

insignificant little miniature minute small tiny

ADJECTIVE

wonderful, excellent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

awesome delicious first-rate great marvelous sensational superb unreal

WEAK

A-1 best best ever cat's meow far-out first-class like wow out of sight out of this world primo

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad inferior insignificant ordinary poor unamazing

WEAK

common commonplace conventional customary familiar unpleasant usual

Example Sentences

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“Saving more and spending less is a fantastic idea — but it can get overwhelming to know where to begin.”

From MarketWatch

Jake Paul, who AJ beat earlier this month, wrote a fantastic note on social media, saying at times like this the boxing does not count.

From BBC

It is incredible that Villa just keep on winning and Morgan Rogers is such a fantastic player.

From BBC

I think he was meant to be a squad player but every time he steps in, he's fantastic.

From BBC

"He is fantastic in the air and could give teams real problems off the bench."

From BBC