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Meaning of fantastic
The primary meaning of the word "fantastic" is extraordinary or remarkable.
Etymology of fantastic
The word "fantastic" originates from the Greek word "phantastikos," meaning able to imagine or have visions, and the Latin word "fantasticus," meaning imaginary or unreal.
Historically, the word has been used to describe something that is extraordinary, remarkable, or beyond the ordinary.
Synonyms
extraordinary
remarkable
exceptional
outstanding
superb
marvelous
wonderful
sensational
breathtaking
astonishing
astounding
incredible
unbelievable
unimaginable
extraordinary
spectacular
impressive
stunning
dazzling
brilliant
magnificent
glorious
resplendent
splendorous
phenomenal
extraordinary
uncommon
unusual
rare
exceptional
unique
unparalleled
unmatched
incomparable
peerless
supreme
sublime
transcendent
enchanting
captivating
enthralling
thrilling
exhilarating
electrifying
mesmerizing
spellbinding
fascinating
gripping
absorbing
riveting
compelling
irresistible
unforgettable
memorable
haunting
dreamy
visionary
fanciful
imaginary
unreal
magical
mystical
mythological
legendary
fabled
mythic
heroic
epic
grandiose
monumental
colossal
gigantic
enormous
immense
tremendous
awesome
stupendous
staggering
mind-boggling
jaw-dropping
eye-popping
astounding
flabbergasting
astonishing
amazing
astounding
incredible
Definitions
- Extraordinarily good or attractive
- * Extravagant or unrealistic in conception or description
- * Relating to or consisting of fantasy
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was fantastic, filling the night sky with vibrant colors and patterns.
- * The new restaurant in town serves fantastic food, with a menu that changes seasonally.
- * The idea of traveling to Mars may seem fantastic, but it's becoming increasingly possible with advancements in technology.
Antonyms
mundane
ordinary
usual
commonplace
routine
unremarkable
unimpressive
uninspiring
dull
boring
tedious
monotonous
lackluster
uninteresting
mediocre
average
normal
standard
typical
banal
trite
hackneyed
cliched
overused
stale
flat
vapid
insipid
unoriginal
unimaginative
dull
dreary
dismal
gloomy
bleak
depressing
dismal
disheartening
discouraging
unenthusiastic
unexciting