fantasize
fantasize
Definition
fan·ta·size (fant′ə sīz′)
transitive verb -·sized′, -·siz′·ing
to create or imagine in a fantasy; have daydreams about
Etymology: fantas(y) + -ize
intransitive verb
to indulge in fantasies
fantasize
Usage Examples
Preposition: about
- possibility: And tho the majority will admit that winning is a long shot, they nevertheless fantasize about the possibility.
Modifying Another Word
- about: The sound and picture are nothing to fantasize about but do their job well and offer a solid backbone to the storytelling.
- only: To a degree that his heirs can only fantasize about today, a lawyer in Rome might become a superstar.
- always: I've always fantasized about having sex in a hut near the water in Tahiti.
- often: I've often fantasized about having both my nipples sucked at the same time by two women.
- n't: I wanted to do a record since I was 16, and I do n't fantasize about it.
- not: The forger assures us, on behalf of all the other New Testament authors, that they are not fantasizing.
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