fantastico

[fan-tas-ti-koh]

interjection

1. fantastic.

noun

plural

fantasticoes 

1. a very bizarre person.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fantastico¹

First recorded in 1590–1600; from Italian, masculine singular of adjective fantastico, from Medieval Latin fantasticus, from Late Latin phantasticus “imaginary,” from Greek phantastikόs; fantastic ( def. )

Example Sentences

“El Super Bowl, que es fantástico, ¿tiene cuántos espectadores, 120-130 millones? La Copa del Mundo tiene mil millones», declaró Infantino a Fox Sports en abril. “

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Among them are Pablo Henrique Goncalves, a dancer known as Pablinho Fantástico, who won a passinho battle back in 2014 and later created a boy group called OZCrias, with four dancers born and raised like him in Rocinha, Rio’s largest favela.

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According to the Brazilian investigative television show Fantastico, Cavalcante was able to travel to capital Brasilia in January 2018.

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“Me dijeron, oye, Brett, es fantástico que tengamos nuestro centro de contacto asegurado, pero ¿qué pasa si alguien llama a nuestro director ejecutivo directamente a su teléfono celular y se hace pasar por otra persona?”

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“Es fantástico”, comentó Jason Gestwicki, profesor de química farmacéutica de la Universidad de California, en San Francisco.

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