adj satadj.allludicrously oddSynset:antic fantastical grotesque
Examples:- Hamlet's assumed antic disposition
- fantastic Halloween costumes
- a grotesque reflection in the mirror
Antonyms:familiar
Derivationally Related Form:anticgrotesqueness
Inherited Hypernyms:antic
Similar to:strange unusual
adj satadj.allextraordinarily good or great; used especially as intensifiersSynset:grand howling marvellous marvelous rattling terrific tremendous wonderful wondrous
Examples:- a fantastic trip to the Orient
- the film was fantastic!
- a howling success
- a marvelous collection of rare books
- had a rattling conversation about politics
- a tremendous achievement
Antonyms:ordinary
Derivationally Related Form:grandnesswonderfulnesswonder
Inherited Hypernyms:fantastic
Similar to:extraordinary
adj satadj.allfanciful and unrealistic; foolishSynset:wild
Examples:- a fantastic idea of his own importance
Antonyms:realistic
Derivationally Related Form:fantasy
Inherited Hypernyms:fantastic
Similar to:unrealistic
adj satadj.allexisting in fancy onlySynset:fantastical
Examples:- fantastic figures with bulbous heads the circumference of a bushel - Nathaniel Hawthorne
Antonyms:real
Derivationally Related Form:fantasy
Inherited Hypernyms:fantastic
Similar to:unreal
adj satadj.allextravagantly fanciful in design, construction, appearanceExamples:- Gaudi's fantastic architecture
Antonyms:plain
Inherited Hypernyms:fantastic
Similar to:fancy