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fantastically

Adverb

(comparative more fantastically, superlative most fantastically)

In a fantastic manner.
He painted fantastically with everything as if in a dream.
To an extent only in fantasy.
He was fantastically wealthy.

Origin

fantastical +‎ -ly

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