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Meanings of fantasy in English
Genre of speculative fiction set in a fictional universe, often inspired by real world myth and folklore.
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Usage of fantasy in English
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The order is the latest threat to the daily fantasy sports industry.
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Daily fantasy sports companies are now looking to protect their home turf.
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It could be a highly effective way of combating fantasy with reality.
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That changed radically about a year later, when daily fantasy sports emerged.
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The politicians used the intervention fantasy to combat the emasculated national self-image.
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But it's also important to recognize a difference between fantasy and reality.
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As O'Connell pointed out though, that fantasy world is far from reality.
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Not being able to tell reality from fantasy is less than ideal.
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So much for fantasy, at least as far as Trescothick was concerned.
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For another, the fantasy industry has appreciated in value along with them.
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It's a story which shows that she cannot distinguish fantasy from reality.
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It is yet another unavoidable collision between Brexit fantasy and Brexit reality.
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Today we are looking for nominations for the top fantasy TV shows.
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Some writers deny their work belongs in either fantasy or science fiction.
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A comic fantasy set on the day of New Zealand's Suffrage Centennial.
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The movie updates that age-old tale with new fantasy and special effects.
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Fantasy across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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