fantastical

• Variante menos común y algo arcaica de 'fantástico', usada a menudo para describir algo imaginario, extravagante o irreal; también puede referirse a algo caprichoso o fabuloso.

An older, less common variant of 'fantastic', often used to describe something imaginative, fanciful, or unreal.

1. Imaginary or unrealC1formal

   Existing only in the imagination or fancy, not in reality.

   Imaginario o irreal

   • The story described a fantastical land of dragons and wizards.
   • His plans were so fantastical that no one took them seriously.
   • She painted a fantastical scene of floating islands.

   Sinónimoschimericalfancifulfictitiousillusoryimaginarymythicalphantasmalunrealvisionarywhimsical

   Antónimosactualgenuinerealrealistictrue

2. Ludicrously oddC1formal

   Strange or bizarre in a way that is amusing or ridiculous.

   Extravagantemente extraño

   • The comedian wore a fantastical hat that made everyone laugh.
   • His fantastical explanation for being late was hard to believe.
   • The room was decorated in a fantastical style with mismatched colors.

   Sinónimosabsurdbizarrefarcicalgrotesquelaughableoutlandishpreposterousridiculousweird

   Antónimoscommonplaceconventionalnormalordinaryusual