Could you tell me the differences between "fantacy" or "fancy"?
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"Fantasy" (noun/adjective) is like a dream. It is something that isn't real (yet).
"Going to Disneyland is like stepping into a fantasy world."
"I want to have an easy job with a good salary. But maybe that's just a fantasy..."
"Fancy" (adjective only) is like high-class. It can describe something usually expensive, like clothing or a party.
"Wow! Your wedding dress is so fancy! Where did you buy it?"
"That event is too fancy for someone like me! I don't even like wearing a suit!"
Hope that helps!
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