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"fantastic elements" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to imaginative or unrealistic elements in a story or piece of writing. You can use it when describing a fantasy or science fiction story, or when discussing elements of magic or the supernatural in literature. Example: "The novel was filled with fantastic elements, from talking animals to time-traveling machines, making it a thrilling read for fans of the fantasy genre."
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Fantastic elemental cooking requires fantastic elements, and those have to come from the baker, the grocer, the butcher and a dozen other local trades people and merchants.
"There are some fantastic elements to Milton Keynes not everybody gets.
This is the first time that you've dealt with supernatural or fantastic elements in your fiction.
Klee developed the poetic and fantastic elements of his art with an inconsequent fertility.
Its fantastic elements only serve to heighten and amplify its emotional impact (just as the bigness of opera amplifies emotion).
It's part of the function of the storytelling, which is presenting a world that has fantastic elements but not making a big deal out of it.
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A close ally of Hopper was Charles Burchfield, who often gave his work a fantastic element.
Hardinge adds a subtly fantastic element in the form of a tree that bears the fruit of knowledge (hallucination-inducing berries) under specific and troublesome conditions.
But the most fantastic element of all is that this sparkling structure is real -- and that its doors are about to open to the public.
She was sexy, difficult, dark, animal and witty and so it felt like this aspect of Nicole would be a fantastic element to have as Virginia Woolf.
He connects the fantastic element of his new film with Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" and suggests, "Maybe Marty should try working on a smaller economic scale.
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