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Meanings of antic in English
Spanish
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Examples for "fantastic"
Examples for "fantastic"
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Speaking to Good Morning Britain she said: The reality was pretty fantastic.
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I've had a really great year actually, getting it fixed was fantastic.
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You're never sure if 'fantastic person' is going to equal fantastic work.
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Sport New Zealand national consultant Alex Chiet said the decision was fantastic.
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Clegg said: Miriam and I are absolutely delighted by the fantastic news.
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Yet still we construct a grotesque edifice that denies such common sense.
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He saw in the garden more corpses in tragic and grotesque postures.
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It is hard to imagine ourselves as the perpetrators of grotesque violence.
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My mind had apparently updated his grotesque to conform to new information.
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She did not see the grotesque and ghostly objects in the gloom.
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Attack vectors that seemed fantastical in the past are now a reality.
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The decor brings a surreal, fantastical quality while also being playfully chic.
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It sounds fantastical, but it has been done in various forms before.
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It added an element of almost morbid realism to a fantastical story.
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The notion of The Purge, when we started, was this fantastical idea.
Usage of antic in English
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Cosily ensconced in a corner, every antic of the lightly-laden, wave-tossed Soulacroup.
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If war is not holy man is nothing but antic clay.
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Always running loops to get Sterling's attention with one daredevil antic or another.
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The denizens of Gordita Beach make antic hay amid the ruins.
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Meanwhile, the Café des Exiles was erupting antic shapes, waiters, customers, Dupont, Thérèse.
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I spoke to her, and she complained about the antic behaviour of the land.
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The savages also entertained them with dancing and singing and antic tricks and grimaces.
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He had performed some extravagant antic in a cotillon, or worn some extraordinary coat.
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A little antic drummer afforded them great diversion by floating on his drum, etc.
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The candle cast antic shadows around him as he bolted, then it went out.
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Down below, ant people do their antic things, unaware that Billie is watching them.
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The old man nodded jerkily, grinning his antic manic grin.
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Lamborghini product people discourage this kind of high-school antic, but they also know it's inevitable.
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Once he leaves the screen, the picture seems to lose a bit of antic energy.
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The most dangerous antic he attempts tonight is downing a cola during a guitar solo.
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No doubt many a budding rock star would love to experience such a raucous antic.
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Translations for antic
Portuguese
Antic through the time
Antic across language varieties
United Kingdom
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