Definition of fantasist in English:

fantasist

nounˈfantəsɪstˈfæn(t)əsəst

A person who imagines or dreams about something desired.
a serial liar and fantasist who had boasted of many affairs
a fantasist with delusions of grandeur
Example sentencesExamples
- There are continuing doubts about the reliability of his confession, and widespread suggestions that he might be a mentally ill fantasist.
- He was himself a talented runner in his day, but "a bit of a fantasist" according to a national coach who remembers him.
- He is just a fantasist and these absurd stories shouldn't be given any credibility.
- Meanwhile, the immutable laws of Fleet Street demanded that the paper's scoop be derided and its star witness dismissed as a fantasist.
- This documented fact makes the writer's supposed statistic look like the wishful thinking of a fantasist.
- He was effectively found guilty, not of being a terrorist, but of being a fantasist.
- The company's spokesman has said sorry for suggesting the deceased man was a Walter Mitty fantasist.
- Like all fantasists, the young man lived in a world of his own.
- The defendant, who vigorously denies the claims, said the mother-of-two was a "fantasist" fuelled by a love of money.
- Naturally the defence subjected all this to microscopic scrutiny, and sought to portray the accuser as a fantasist.

Definition of fantasist in US English:

fantasist

nounˈfan(t)əsəstˈfæn(t)əsəst

A person who imagines or dreams about something desired.
a serial liar and fantasist who had boasted of many affairs
a fantasist with delusions of grandeur
Example sentencesExamples
- Like all fantasists, the young man lived in a world of his own.
- He was effectively found guilty, not of being a terrorist, but of being a fantasist.
- The defendant, who vigorously denies the claims, said the mother-of-two was a "fantasist" fuelled by a love of money.
- Naturally the defence subjected all this to microscopic scrutiny, and sought to portray the accuser as a fantasist.
- The company's spokesman has said sorry for suggesting the deceased man was a Walter Mitty fantasist.
- He was himself a talented runner in his day, but "a bit of a fantasist" according to a national coach who remembers him.
- There are continuing doubts about the reliability of his confession, and widespread suggestions that he might be a mentally ill fantasist.
- He is just a fantasist and these absurd stories shouldn't be given any credibility.
- Meanwhile, the immutable laws of Fleet Street demanded that the paper's scoop be derided and its star witness dismissed as a fantasist.
- This documented fact makes the writer's supposed statistic look like the wishful thinking of a fantasist.

词汇	fantasist
释义	Definition of fantasist in English: fantasist nounˈfantəsɪstˈfæn(t)əsəst A person who imagines or dreams about something desired. a serial liar and fantasist who had boasted of many affairs a fantasist with delusions of grandeur Example sentencesExamples There are continuing doubts about the reliability of his confession, and widespread suggestions that he might be a mentally ill fantasist. He was himself a talented runner in his day, but "a bit of a fantasist" according to a national coach who remembers him. He is just a fantasist and these absurd stories shouldn't be given any credibility. Meanwhile, the immutable laws of Fleet Street demanded that the paper's scoop be derided and its star witness dismissed as a fantasist. This documented fact makes the writer's supposed statistic look like the wishful thinking of a fantasist. He was effectively found guilty, not of being a terrorist, but of being a fantasist. The company's spokesman has said sorry for suggesting the deceased man was a Walter Mitty fantasist. Like all fantasists, the young man lived in a world of his own. The defendant, who vigorously denies the claims, said the mother-of-two was a "fantasist" fuelled by a love of money. Naturally the defence subjected all this to microscopic scrutiny, and sought to portray the accuser as a fantasist. Definition of fantasist in US English: fantasist nounˈfan(t)əsəstˈfæn(t)əsəst A person who imagines or dreams about something desired. a serial liar and fantasist who had boasted of many affairs a fantasist with delusions of grandeur Example sentencesExamples Like all fantasists, the young man lived in a world of his own. He was effectively found guilty, not of being a terrorist, but of being a fantasist. The defendant, who vigorously denies the claims, said the mother-of-two was a "fantasist" fuelled by a love of money. Naturally the defence subjected all this to microscopic scrutiny, and sought to portray the accuser as a fantasist. The company's spokesman has said sorry for suggesting the deceased man was a Walter Mitty fantasist. He was himself a talented runner in his day, but "a bit of a fantasist" according to a national coach who remembers him. There are continuing doubts about the reliability of his confession, and widespread suggestions that he might be a mentally ill fantasist. He is just a fantasist and these absurd stories shouldn't be given any credibility. Meanwhile, the immutable laws of Fleet Street demanded that the paper's scoop be derided and its star witness dismissed as a fantasist. This documented fact makes the writer's supposed statistic look like the wishful thinking of a fantasist.
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