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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fantasized of" is not correct in standard written English
The correct expression is "fantasized about." Example: "She fantasized about traveling the world and experiencing new cultures."
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I love that image and always fantasized of using it for ourselves.
Their son Connor, 12, had fantasized of a picture on his iPhone of him at the corners; he settled instead for one of him in front of the sign.
For instance, Patrick always carried the journal tucked at a certain angle beneath his left arm, pressed close to his heart, in the manner, he fantasized, of some boyish scholar traipsing with a rare edition of Donne through an English library hung with tapestries.
If you ever dreamt or fantasized of being a proverbial fly on the wall, here's your chance.
I fantasized of being the bride whose wedding photos were excitedly being pinned onto an engaged girl's wedding board (hey, we all have our dreams, okay?).
Get in the booze and snacks and invent a wacky backstory for the tortured, rugged elf you've always fantasized of (being?).
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Not only that, you will fantasize of some future time when your credit history isn't so dubious and you have a home that needs all the available flooring, counter space, window treatments and tile.
Much as the Yankees fantasize of voiding Rodriguez's contract because of his continuing immersion in the war on performance-enhancing drugs, they know the odds are against them, even if he is suspended by Commissioner Bud Selig later this season or next.
As Mr. Grimes fantasizes of simple and indifferent service, I dare to dream that diners will remember how to hold up their end of the meal: menus closed and to the side means you are ready to order; knife and fork placed side by side on the plate means you are ready for me to clear your plates.
After fantasizing of the two being together, she then makes her way back through the various rooms to the original set in the beginning of the video.
One day, as I was fantasizing of swapping places with any mellow, type B personality, a friend texted me: "You need to form a loving relationship with yourself.
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