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Meanings of phantasy in English
Usage of phantasy in English
1
There is more literary phantasy in the phrase than there is truth.
2
The criterion of truth then was no other than the gripping phantasy.
3
Before that gunpowder was a mere imagination, a phantasy of the alchemists.
4
Boethus, that it is a phantasy presented to us by fiery air.
5
There are two kinds of thinking, reality thinking and phantasy or day-dreaming.
6
What absurd phantasy was hers, and what his concern in her whims?
7
I exclaimed, what can induce you to cherish so terrible a phantasy?
8
Even in the matter of girls my peculiar phantasy asserted itself.
9
This bright phantasy was to be embodied in the shape of a serenade.
10
The phantasy of it could only be expressed by some huge ceremonial hoax.
11
She shook off the phantasy,-andyet how well the girl stood.
12
Fled was the magic faith, and phantasy the all-changing, all-uniting friend from heaven.
13
Now we should never awaken the phantasy of this malevolent thing.
14
It was mere phantasy, of course, the sick imaginings of a mind overwrought.
15
His whole physical environment comes to seem a mere phantasy and a delusion.
16
This may be phantasy or extravagance, but it is not heroism.
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