adverb B2 Upper-Intermediate

fantastically

Fantastically (adverb) means to an extreme or remarkable degree. Example: “The renovation turned out fantastically well.”

adverb

To an extreme or remarkable degree.

"The renovation turned out fantastically well."

In a strange, exaggerated, or unrealistic manner.

"The costumes were fantastically over the top."

How to use fantastically

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishExtremely, or in a wildly exaggerated way.

more fantastically comparative, most fantastically superlative

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The renovation turned out _____ well.

incredibly fabulously

extremely incredible incredibly damned amazingly unbelievably fabulously

ally bally sally Wally dally rally tally pally really locally usually equally

What does “fantastically” mean?

The word “fantastically” means to an extreme or remarkable degree. In plain terms, extremely, or in a wildly exaggerated way.

How do you use “fantastically” in a sentence?

Here is “fantastically” used in a sentence: “The renovation turned out fantastically well.”

What part of speech is “fantastically”?

“Fantastically” is an adverb.

How many meanings does “fantastically” have?

“Fantastically” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: to an extreme or remarkable degree.

Vocabulary lists that include fantastically:

extremely incredible incredibly damned amazingly unbelievably fabulously