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Meanings of very fanciful in English
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Usage of very fanciful in English
1
Some kinds were made of China mounted in metal, and were very fanciful.
2
Their mode of life, too, has something in it very fanciful and picturesque.
3
A very fanciful person, when dead, to have his burial in a cloud.
4
To a matter-of-fact person like myself, you are clearly very fanciful.
5
They manufacture cloths, of a very fanciful pattern, from various substances.
6
Milton had a highly imaginative, Cowley a very fanciful, mind.
7
His story, which is very fanciful, shows the extravagance of poetical fiction amongst the ancients.
8
No doubt you think me very fanciful and ridiculous.
9
The appetites of the ponies are very fanciful.
10
They were very graceful, very fanciful, and often very wrong in their statements and their guesses.
11
She is very fanciful, is dear Lady Harriet!
12
The commentator, in a long note, gives very fanciful explanations touching every one of these peculiarities of form.
13
All these etymologies are very fanciful.
14
You are indeed very fanciful.
15
This is certainly very fanciful.
16
This is very fanciful.
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