The word "fantasized" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe a scenario or situation that someone imagines or thinks about, but doesn't actually happen. For example, "I fantasized about what life would be like if I won the lottery."
Have you ever fantasized about witnessing something beautiful being destroyed?
In modern times the latest developments in warfare are represented among contemporary toys, as are those weapons and war machines fantasized in science fiction and motion pictures.
In those scenes, "Wuthering Heights," the novel, can lean more heavily on the potentially unreal — on the unconscious, the hidden, the imagined, and the fantasized.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet We Clippers fans have long fantasized about Sterling's banishment, the moment when his gross misbehavior might finally cost him the team he uses primarily as a way of impressing buxom C-list actresses.
He fantasized about a life in the theatre, but, as he told me not long ago, he decided that "the best thing to do was to go and try to make money first".
The New Republic's Walter Shapiro follows Santorum to New Hampshire: During all those lonely months in Iowa, wandering from Pizza Ranch to dingy motel, wondering if 10 voters would show up at the next event, Rick Santorum must have fantasized about his return to New Hampshire, powered by a stunning upset in the caucuses.
Gibran was a Maronite Christian by heritage but a vocal critic of Muslim-Christian sectarianism; he fantasized about building a church with a minaret on top in his home country.
Together they fantasized about going to Europe or Mexico to work as news correspondents, going to Hollywood to work as screenwriters, building side-by-side studios in their back yard and pounding out masterpieces.
Architects have long fantasized about being approached with such deference by real-estate developers; usually, they are treated like hired hands and ordered to cut the frills.
Like many people, I suppose, I fantasized that I'd discover I was adopted, and had 'real' parents somewhere far away who were intelligent, well-read, sophisticated, and cared about improving the world.
When she was a teen-ager, she fantasized about opening a funeral home that would combine retro charm with up-to-date service.
