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Meanings of fantastic in English
Extraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiers.
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Usage of fantastic in English
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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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Growing conditions are fantastic at the moment but they need regular rain.
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Traveling is fantastic but it was really, really nice to come home.
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I have the wonderful opportunity to work with many fantastic independent musicians.
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Politics & History: A fantastic interview with former US Representative Patricia Schroeder.
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I saw it twice in New York; I think it's just fantastic.
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It is a fantastic place to work as a young interior architect.
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Mark Ryan, CMD of Accenture Ireland, said The standard was really fantastic.
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It required a deliberate effort of will to accept the fantastic truth.
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Many universities and government labs offer summer research programs that are fantastic.
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The fourth time was very good and the fifth time was fantastic.
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It is fantastic, I hope he continues to improve in this way.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Fantastic through the time
Fantastic across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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