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Meanings of more fanciful in English

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Usage of more fanciful in English
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The popular notion of literary novelty is an idea more fanciful than exact.
Literary Character of Men of Genius / Drawn from Their Own Feeli...
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The back-room is decked in a more fanciful and costly manner.
Jane Talbot
3
That comeback looks a lot more fanciful after the latest revelations.
The Guardian
4
You are a thousand times more capricious, more fanciful, than-myimagination.
Sarrasine
5
Was it any more fanciful than the 'research' he'd been doing for two weeks?
Summer of Night
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Not so long ago, this was even more fanciful than the stuff of dreams.
The Irish Times
7
Again nothing can be more fanciful than this bit of Henry More the Platonist:
The Function of the Poet, and Other Essays
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It seems to me more fanciful an idea than ingenious.
Gratitude
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That was a concept more fanciful than scientific, however.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
10
Emery provided the captions, where descriptions of well-known machines are mixed with more fanciful ones.
Wired
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This thought was even more fanciful than the last.
Artemis Fowl: the time paradox
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There, his "little dramas," as one of his teachers called them, became more fanciful.
The devil and sherlock holmes: tales of murder, madness, and obs...
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Of course, as the I-Pace moves to production, it will likely drop its more fanciful design elements.
Wired
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There have been times when his more fanciful inventions have entirely slipped my memory, at important moments.
Scoop
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Pool design is becoming ever more fanciful, with extras including gold tiles, underwater music and fabulous lighting.
The Guardian
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Mr. Whistler would have chosen to look at the pier from a more fanciful point of view.
Modern Painting
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