B1nounartspsychology
US/ˈfæn.tə.si/
UK/ˈfæn.tə.si/
a pleasant situation you imagine but that is not real; also stories about magic and imaginary worlds
In context
Owning a house in the city center is still a fantasy for most young workers.
She loves fantasy novels full of dragons, magic and lost kingdoms.
His plan to get rich in a month is pure fantasy.
Words that go with fantasy
noun + noun
- fantasy novelHe's writing a fantasy novel set in ancient Vietnam.
- fantasy worldSome gamers spend more time in a fantasy world than the real one.
- fantasy and realitySmall children can't always tell the difference between fantasy and reality.
adjective + noun
- pure fantasyThe idea that AI will do all our work is pure fantasy.
verb + noun
- live in a fantasyStop living in a fantasy and look for a real job.