fantastic
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In Revolution, Brand bemoans our “uninformed populace,” while repeatedly proving his point with fantastically wrong information.
The critics have not been kind, with The Guardian calling A Long Way Down “fantastically unconvincing.”
Pierce Brosnan’s Life After Bond: From Action Hero to Losing His Daughter to CancerTim Teeman
July 2, 2014
On Sleepy Hollow, it was convincingly, if fantastically, rendered.
More like fantastically well paying, brutal hours, and comparatively short.
On Travolta, a truly embarrassing business in the front/party in the back mullet, and on her fantastically big '80s hair.
Historical Examples of fantastically
He did well at it, but he was fantastically old for this kind of business.
The Game of Rat and DragonCordwainer Smith
The chest was bare to the waist, and was also fantastically painted.
Two Boys in WyomingEdward S. Ellis
He writes freely and fantastically, in spite of his early training.
A Popular History of the Art of MusicW. S. B. Mathews
His appearance did not impress me as fantastically as it had impressed Colonel McClure.
America FirstVarious
These too are fantastically decorated with feathers, usually of the loon.
The Dance Festivals of the Alaskan EskimoErnest William Hawkes