单词	fantasizers
释义	fantasize verb fan·​ta·​size ˈfan-tə-ˌsīz  fantasized; fantasizing intransitive verb : to indulge in reverie : to create or develop imaginative and often fantastic views or ideas doing things I'd fantasized about in my sheltered childhood Diane Arbus transitive verb : to portray in the mind : fancy likes to fantasize herself as very wealthy fantasizer ˈfan-tə-ˌsī-zər  noun Synonyms conceit [chiefly dialect] conceive conjure (up) dream envisage envision fancy fantasy feature ideate image imagine picture see vision visualize See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences She fantasized that she had won a million dollars. all those lottery players fantasizing themselves as living in extravagant luxury Recent Examples on the Web There’s also a lot of overlap in what men and women fantasize about, with both saying that their fantasies include an emotional element. Elizabeth Bernstein, WSJ, 7 Sep. 2022 One digital artist in Dubai, however, has used art and technology to let residents fantasize about a UAE with more green than the orange of sand dunes that residents are used to seeing. Nadeen Ebrahim, CNN, 15 Apr. 2022 Morant missed two dozen games with knee injuries but returned for the final game of the regular season, allowing for the frequent takeoffs that even those who spend much of their time in the air can only fantasize about. New York Times, 15 Apr. 2022 The manic obsession with which various Russian officials fantasize about non-existent biological or chemical weapons or hazards in Ukraine is deeply troubling and may actually point at Russia preparing another horrific false flag operation. Washington Post, 10 Mar. 2022 Matafeo might fantasize about writing alarmingly honest notes to friends and ex-lovers in the U.K. before returning to New Zealand; Jessie composes the letters, licks the stamps, and posts them, sobbing all the while. The New Yorker, 26 Mar. 2022 Most sports fans only fantasize about sitting in the front row or visiting the locker room after a game. Spin Contributor, SPIN, 8 Mar. 2022 Most people fantasize about an endless summer, but for Porteous, permafrost is preferred. Nick Remsen, Vogue, 11 Feb. 2022 All of this led one high-profile conservative columnist to publicly fantasize about Manchin joining the Republican Party, depriving Democrats of their control of the Senate and all but putting an end to President Joe Biden's legislative agenda. Joel Mathis, The Week, 9 June 2021 See More Word History Etymology fantasy entry 1 + -ize First Known Use 1926, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense Medical Definition fantasize verb fan·​ta·​size variants or British fantasise ˈfant-ə-ˌsīz  fantasized or British fantasised; fantasizing or British fantasising intransitive verb : to indulge in fantasy : create or develop imaginative and often fantastic views or ideas fantasizes about running away from home transitive verb : to portray in the mind by fantasy likes to fantasize herself as very famous fantasizers noun plural of fantasizer as in emotionalists Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance emotionalists woolgatherers idealizers daydreamers fantasts sentimentalists romanticists optimists dreamers romantics idealists Don Quixotes utopians visionaries ideologues theorists perfectionists idealogues reformers Micawbers Pollyannas thinkers do-gooders doctrinaires Antonyms & Near Antonyms realists pragmatists hardnoses cynics pessimists defeatists empiricists empirics See More
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