phantasy
/ˈfæntəsi/
noun
- The faculty or activity of imagining things, especially things that are impossible or unlikely; imagination or daydreaming.
- In her phantasy, she could fly above the clouds.
- Children often live in a world of phantasy and make-believe.
- The novel blends reality with phantasy to create a magical story.
- A product of the imagination; a fanciful idea, dream, or illusion.
- The painting was a beautiful phantasy of a peaceful forest.
- She dismissed the rumor as a mere phantasy.
- His plan to build a castle in the sky was just a phantasy.
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verb
- To imagine or daydream about something, especially something unlikely or fanciful.
- He phantasied about winning the lottery and traveling the world.
- She often phantasies that she is a famous singer on stage.
- They phantasied about living in a house by the sea.