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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
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
Example Sentences
The 49-year old equity consultant said she considers her brain now to be "more fantastic than it's ever been" and celebrates her "most powerful season".
It serves the fantastic and supernatural as well.
“This was a fantastic experience, to be mentored by two wonderful people,” he said during a news conference Tuesday at UC Santa Barbara, where he works as a professor.
Commenting on the investment, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said: "As one of Dorset's biggest private sector employers, JP Morgan Chase expanding their Bournemouth campus is fantastic news for the local economy and people who live here."
Education and Lifelong Learning Minister Rob Ward congratulated all the students elected to their school councils, calling it "a big responsibility but also a fantastic opportunity".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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