fantastical

• Variante plus ancienne et moins courante de « fantastique », souvent utilisée pour décrire quelque chose d'imaginaire, de bizarre ou d'irréel.

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.

   Imaginaire ou irréel

   • 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.

   Synonymeschimericalfancifulfictitiousillusoryimaginarymythicalphantasmalunrealvisionarywhimsical

   Antonymesactualgenuinerealrealistictrue

2. Ludicrously oddC1formal

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

   Bizarrement ridicule

   • 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.

   Synonymesabsurdbizarrefarcicalgrotesquelaughableoutlandishpreposterousridiculousweird

   Antonymescommonplaceconventionalnormalordinaryusual