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Noun: fantasy  fan-tu-see
  1. Imagination unrestricted by reality
    "a schoolgirl fantasy";
    - phantasy [archaic]
     
  2. A genre of books, video games, or movies featuring magical or supernatural elements
    "she made a lot of money writing romantic fantasies";
    - phantasy [archaic]
     
  3. Something that many people believe but is false
    "they have the fantasy that I am very wealthy";
    - illusion, phantasy [archaic], fancy
     
  4. A musical composition of a free form usually incorporating several familiar themes
    "The orchestra performed a fantasy based on folk melodies";
    - fantasia
Verb: fantasy  fan-tu-see
  1. Indulge in fantasies
    "He often fantasied about winning the lottery";
    - fantasize, fantasise [Brit]

Derived forms: fantasies, fantasied, fantasying

Type of: composition, conceive of, envisage, fiction, ideate [informal], imagination, imaginativeness, imagine, misconception, musical composition, opus, piece, piece of music, vision

Encyclopedia: Fantasy