Aún no tenemos significados para "more fanciful".
1The popular notion of literary novelty is an idea more fanciful than exact.
2The back-room is decked in a more fanciful and costly manner.
3That comeback looks a lot more fanciful after the latest revelations.
4You are a thousand times more capricious, more fanciful, than-myimagination.
5Was it any more fanciful than the 'research' he'd been doing for two weeks?
6Not so long ago, this was even more fanciful than the stuff of dreams.
7Again nothing can be more fanciful than this bit of Henry More the Platonist:
8It seems to me more fanciful an idea than ingenious.
9That was a concept more fanciful than scientific, however.
10Emery provided the captions, where descriptions of well-known machines are mixed with more fanciful ones.
11This thought was even more fanciful than the last.
12There, his "little dramas," as one of his teachers called them, became more fanciful.
13Of course, as the I-Pace moves to production, it will likely drop its more fanciful design elements.
14There have been times when his more fanciful inventions have entirely slipped my memory, at important moments.
15Pool design is becoming ever more fanciful, with extras including gold tiles, underwater music and fabulous lighting.
16Mr. Whistler would have chosen to look at the pier from a more fanciful point of view.
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