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fanciful

[fan-si-fuhl] / ˈfæn sɪ fəl /


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“He then used those records to concoct fanciful allegations of mortgage fraud, which he referred to the Department of Justice for prosecution.”

From Los Angeles Times

Her work for the front, Main Street areas of the park is shown, and it’s Victorian, regal and just ever-so-slightly fanciful.

From Los Angeles Times

This tariff-dividend ploy suffers from fanciful math, shoddy economics and — not least — considerable legal obstacles.

From MarketWatch

Shah told me the notion of a coup was "fanciful".

From BBC

“The idea behind Storybook is to have something fanciful and whimsical, which involves movement rather than rectilinear rooms,” Libow said.

From Los Angeles Times