fantasticate
/fanˈtastɪkeɪt
/verb [with object] rare
Make (something) seem fanciful or fantastic: I do not think I have fantasticated these accounts...
- 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.
Derivatives
fantastication
- 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.
- The characteristic trait of the later Dickens is that the fantastication leads to grim visionary perception, metaphor carrying him to unanticipated depths.
- Our surname, Baggio, is similarly well-suited for invention, improvisation, innovation, and fantastication: Badgee-oh; Baggy-oh; Badge-EE-oh; Bug-Eye-oh...
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