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fanciful

/ˈfæn.sɪ.fəl/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose d'imaginaire, d'irréaliste ou de fantaisiste par nature, souvent avec une connotation de bizarrerie ou de caprice.

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adjective

/ˈfæn.sɪ.fəl/C1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose d'imaginaire, d'irréaliste ou de fantaisiste par nature, souvent avec une connotation de bizarrerie ou de caprice.

Describes something that is imaginative, unrealistic, or whimsical in nature.

  1. Imaginative or unrealisticB2formal

    Showing a tendency to imagine things that are not real or practical; whimsical.

    frimaginatif ou irréaliste

    • She told a fanciful story about dragons and fairies.
    • His fanciful ideas about flying cars never came true.
    • The artist's fanciful designs were unlike anything seen before.

    Synonymescapriciousfairy talefantasticalimaginaryimpracticalnotionalquaintromanticunrealisticvisionarywhimsical

    Antonymesfactualliteralplainpracticalrealisticsober

  2. Elaborately decorativeC1formal

    Excessively ornate or intricate in design, often in a playful or imaginative way.

    frornemental fantaisiste

    • The palace had fanciful carvings on every column.
    • She wore a fanciful hat decorated with feathers and jewels.
    • The garden was filled with fanciful topiary shapes.

    Synonymesbaroqueelaboratefancyfloridintricateornaterococo

    Antonymesausterebareplainseveresimplesoberstarkunadorned

Formes
  • more fanciful comparative form
  • most fanciful superlative form
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