adjective
fantastic
Exceptionally good or impressive.
The team celebrates a fantastic result in the final.
Etymology
Fantastic originally concerned imagination or things beyond ordinary reality. Its enthusiastic praise sense treats something as so impressive that it seems almost incredible.
More examples
- We had a fantastic meal at the little restaurant.
- Her presentation was fantastic from beginning to end.
- You have done a fantastic job with the garden.
Forms
fantastic
fantastically adverb — Exceptionally well or to a remarkable degree.
Similar words
- wonderful
- Strong appreciative praise without the imaginative sense.
- outstanding
- Emphasizes standing out for excellence.