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fantasy

[fan-tuh-see, -zee] / ˈfæn tə si, -zi /


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In the most ambitious boycott fantasies, the U.S. will somehow be canceled as host nation, only weeks before the tournament’s kickoff.

From Salon

"These three men - and in particular Simon Spring - seem to be just living out their fantasies as enforcers of macho hard men who worked for shadowy organisations," said Roberts.

From BBC

Ultimately, it asks the reader to choose: Is Pi spinning a pure fantasy, or can we suspend our disbelief and accept his version of what took place as truth?

From The Wall Street Journal

This sounds like both a fantasy and a serious meditation on belonging to me, and I’m ready to go.

From Los Angeles Times

Some of the discussions of an EU tech stack and digital autonomy are little more than fantasy.

From Barron's