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Meanings of fantastical in English

Ludicrously odd.

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Usage of fantastical in English
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Attack vectors that seemed fantastical in the past are now a reality.
Hacking: the next generation
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The decor brings a surreal, fantastical quality while also being playfully chic.
The Irish Times
3
It sounds fantastical, but it has been done in various forms before.
Independent.ie
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It added an element of almost morbid realism to a fantastical story.
Wired
5
The notion of The Purge, when we started, was this fantastical idea.
The Guardian
6
Magical and fantastical, witty even, the outside is fine for fridge magnets.
The Guardian
7
The dark outlines of strange, wildly-fantastical figures silently move amongst the flames.
From the Caves and Jungles of Hindostan
8
And the dialogues in those fantastical gardens that indefinitely circle certain teacups?
The book of disquiet
9
Her rural background usually has relevance to the fantastical scenarios she proposes.
The Irish Times
10
The discovery that her horse really had died might seem fantastical enough.
The Guardian
11
Nothing vain or fantastical, nothing flattering or insolent appeared in his humour.
Characters from the Histories & Memoirs of the Seventeenth Centu...
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Or to even be struck by fantastical thoughts about the World Series.
Chicago sun times
13
This fantastical account is much more readable than the former bare narration.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
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It can be assumed his fantastical explanation was dismissed by the jury.
Radio NZ
15
It featuring feasts, flaming figures in the harbour and fantastical musical flavours.
Radio NZ
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The show built towards a crescendo of fantastical eveningwear.
The Guardian
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Fantastical through the time
Fantastical across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common