fabulous

Infinitive complement

have: She generously agreed and it was fabulous to have her.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: Your favors or confetti cones will look absolutely fabulous in this basket.
• truly: Just 27 years old, Nicole is a truly fabulous looking young lady.
• utterly: It's the home of the vast majority of my friends, and one utterly fabulous woman.
• equally: The bar is equally fabulous and filled with impossibly cool people being fabulous amid the furnishings.
• rather: At this point I had taken my rather fabulous shoes off to assist my dancing like a tosser.
• simply: Reefs comprise both hard and soft corals and a simply fabulous collection of creatures, weird and wonderful.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: And ideas are what makes the Guillemots so fabulous.

Modifies a noun

• prise: And best of all, you can win some fabulous prizes.
• scenery: Mrs Hepburn, Melton Mowbray, Leics Jun 2005 Fabulous scenery.
• beach: Relax on the fabulous beaches or take a diving lesson.
• view: Sleeps 6. Balcony with a fabulous view to the mountains.
• recipe: Fish Suppers: Six fabulous fish recipes the whole family will enjoy.
• coastline: The seafood in Norfolk is exceptional too it helps when you have miles and miles of fabulous coastline!

Used with adjective complement

• look: The pastel colors look fabulous in a garden setting.
• feel: They believed, if readers adopted this philosophy, they would feel as fabulous as the people in the ads.
• sound: However, playing it today, it sounds fabulous.
• make: Red Bird Publishing We make fabulous, unique, well-priced, special-effects books for kids.
• have: It stands at the edge of Hampstead Heath in North London and has fabulous landscaped gardens.
• seem: A few people have told me about this occurring but other than that it seems fabulous!