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fantasize or -sise Verb [-sizing, -sized] or -sising, -sised to imagine pleasant but unlikely events
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| Farmers who fantasize about the digging they could do with a machine like Brutus should also fantasize about talking to their banker about extra operating capital. In "Francesca," a man who meets his love child for the first time fantasizes about seducing her, just as her married mother once seduced him. Otherwise we practice the worst form of religious extremism, which fantasizes that some unseen power has decided that the 15 to 100 million species on this planet (the range of estimates, showing how little we know) are all here to serve us and have no other purpose. |
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