Definition of fantasticate in English:

fantasticate

verbfanˈtastɪkeɪtfanˈtastəˌkāt

[with object]rare

Make (something) seem fanciful or fantastic.
I do not think I have fantasticated these accounts
Example sentencesExamples
- It also looks gorgeous with its versatile setting of four tiered palazzo arches by Simon Pastukh and fantasticated Renaissance costumes by Galina Solovyeva.
- All these are either versions of himself or fantasticated versions of how he would be seen.

Derivatives

fantastication

nounfantastɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

rare

Simple truth is, I've served twenty-seven years on this earth and I don't tell crocks or fantastications the way lots of guys like me do to make themselves interesting.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our surname, Baggio, is similarly well-suited for invention, improvisation, innovation, and fantastication: Badgee-oh; Baggy-oh; Badge-EE-oh; Bug-Eye-oh...
- The characteristic trait of the later Dickens is that the fantastication leads to grim visionary perception, metaphor carrying him to unanticipated depths.

Definition of fantasticate in US English:

fantasticate

verbfanˈtastəˌkāt

[with object]rare

Make (something) seem fanciful or fantastic.
I do not think I have fantasticated these accounts
Example sentencesExamples
- All these are either versions of himself or fantasticated versions of how he would be seen.
- It also looks gorgeous with its versatile setting of four tiered palazzo arches by Simon Pastukh and fantasticated Renaissance costumes by Galina Solovyeva.

单词	fantasticate
释义	Definition of fantasticate in English: fantasticate verbfanˈtastɪkeɪtfanˈtastəˌkāt [with object]rare Make (something) seem fanciful or fantastic. I do not think I have fantasticated these accounts Example sentencesExamples It also looks gorgeous with its versatile setting of four tiered palazzo arches by Simon Pastukh and fantasticated Renaissance costumes by Galina Solovyeva. All these are either versions of himself or fantasticated versions of how he would be seen. Derivatives fantastication nounfantastɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n rare Simple truth is, I've served twenty-seven years on this earth and I don't tell crocks or fantastications the way lots of guys like me do to make themselves interesting. Example sentencesExamples Our surname, Baggio, is similarly well-suited for invention, improvisation, innovation, and fantastication: Badgee-oh; Baggy-oh; Badge-EE-oh; Bug-Eye-oh... The characteristic trait of the later Dickens is that the fantastication leads to grim visionary perception, metaphor carrying him to unanticipated depths. Definition of fantasticate in US English: fantasticate verbfanˈtastəˌkāt [with object]rare Make (something) seem fanciful or fantastic. I do not think I have fantasticated these accounts Example sentencesExamples All these are either versions of himself or fantasticated versions of how he would be seen. It also looks gorgeous with its versatile setting of four tiered palazzo arches by Simon Pastukh and fantasticated Renaissance costumes by Galina Solovyeva.
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