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Meanings of fantasy world in English

Portuguese
mundo de fantasia
Catalan
món de la fantasia

Something existing solely in the imagination (but often mistaken for reality)

mundo de fantasia
Usage of fantasy world in English
1
As O'Connell pointed out though, that fantasy world is far from reality.
The Irish Times
2
Public relations people usually live in a fantasy world of their own.
The Guardian
3
Reluctantly he stepped out of his fantasy world and back into reality.
Mistress of the game
4
He's still in a fantasy world where he thinks he is wanted.
The South African
5
At any rate, he retires into a fantasy world from time to time.
The Shining
6
Football is a fantasy world now and, for me, it's lost a lot.
The Guardian
7
Players pretend to be heroic characters exploring a wholly-invented fantasy world.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
8
More than most people, the serial killer lives in his own fantasy world.
Think of a number
9
The fantasy world is painted very vividly helping bring another level to the story.
Wired
10
And maybe we could let that go, let you live in your fantasy world.
Shutter Island
11
Tolkien novel set in the fantasy world of Middle Earth.
Reuters
12
It doesn't practically exist except in a legal fantasy world.
Wired
13
If you wanted to embrace a fantasy world, you wanted to live in Celebration.
News.com.au
14
It's a fantasy world - the world of small things.
The Irish Times
15
She did what any sensible child would do and escaped into a fantasy world.
The Guardian
16
The reality of old had turned into a fantasy world every bit as alien.
The Guardian
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common