fantastic

Definition for fantastic

adjective as in strange, different; imaginary

Strongest matches

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

Weak matches

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

adjective as in enormous

Strongest matches

great, huge, overwhelming, tremendous

Weak matches

cracking, extreme, humongous, massive, monstrous, monumental, prodigious, severe, stupendous, towering

adjective as in wonderful, excellent

Strongest matches

awesome, delicious, first-rate, great, marvelous, sensational, superb, unreal

Weak matches

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

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Chicago has a magical feel — fantastic food, the river and lake to explore, and incredible people who call it home.

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I just think he had a really good all-round game in the draw with Bournemouth and it was a fantastic header as well.

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"It's fantastic win for me because John is a legend," McGill said after reaching his fourth ranking final.

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However, Ms Boocock said three months on from her surgery life was "just fantastic".

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Amelia says "doing everything on your own terms" as a creator is "fantastic", but after a certain point "you need a team to actually continue at the same level".

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