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fantasize or -sise Verb [-sizing, -sized] or -sising, -sised to imagine pleasant but unlikely events
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| Some postdate Tolkien's book--Tolkien and Tolkienesque, for example, which have been used to describe his work and that of other modern fantasists, and which convey a pretty precise meaning for those who've read and enjoyed even The Hobbit. Peretz is deeply involved with the neocon fantasists who came up with the war in Iraq. Setting Don Rodriguez in "the later years of the Golden Age of Spain" (vii), Dunsany transports the reader back to the Spain of one of the greatest fantasists in the Western tradition, Don Quixote. |
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