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Meanings of fantastique in English
Russian
speculative fiction Portuguese
ficção especulativa Spanish
fantastico Catalan
ficció especulativa Literary and cinematic genre that includes science fiction, horror, fantasy and alternate history.
Related terms
Usage of fantastique in English
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Horror writer Clive Barker has a word for it - fantastique.
2
She'd broken, her sanity had taken refuge where this fantastique couldn't get at it.
3
By today's post you receive my last revision of Berlioz's "Symphonie fantastique."
4
It will be accompanied by Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique which tells the story of a failed love affair.
5
Mathieu was right, they were fantastique.
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When he did so, his passion found shape and expression in a great musical work,-theSymphonic Fantastique.
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Set her to living-room volume and ask her to play Berlioz's rapturous epic of sex and opioids: Symphonie Fantastique.
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The "Harold" music was now finished and Berlioz advertised both this and the Symphonie Fantastique for a concert at the Conservatoire, December 16, 1838.
Translations for fantastique
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Fantastique through the time