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fantastic
adjective as in strange, different; imaginary
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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
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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 English support at Perth was fantastic," said the Durham man.
I think he's been fantastic this weekend - two goals down against Bournemouth and not only does he keep his head and keep his team calm, Sunderland get a 3-2 win and keep on going.
The “Hamlet” production is a fantastic set piece, with man-made sets and Shakespeare’s theatre-in-the-round filmed as accurately and affectionately as the nature that consumes so much of the film’s first two acts.
Aspire FC, based in Gedling, said Joshua was a "fantastic goalkeeper and a great character", adding he made a real impact in his age group at the club.
Ms Cremin said the results were "great to see" and they proved that "the years of fantastic efforts by our volunteers and the farmers and landowners we work with are paying off."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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