fancy
Pronunciation: [ˈfæn.si]
Word
Context: "appearance"
(adjective) when something is very special, elegant, or decorated. It's like when you wear your best clothes for a party; you want to look fancy.
Example
She wore a fancy dress to the wedding that made her look very beautiful.
Example
His t-shirt and jeans were not fancy for the formal dinner.
Example
Are you going to wear something fancy for the celebration?
Context: "desire"
(verb) to have a liking or attraction towards something. Like wanting to go to a fun amusement park or liking a special snack.
Example
I fancy going to the beach this weekend because I love the ocean.
Example
She doesn't fancy eating broccoli; she prefers carrots instead.
Example
Do you fancy a slice of cake after dinner?
Context: "imagination"
(noun) an imaginative idea or a wish about something that you would love to have or achieve. It's like dreaming about being a superhero or having a pet dragon.
Example
His fancy was to travel the world and see all the wonders.
Example
I had no fancy for climbing the highest mountain; it seems too hard.
Example
What was your biggest fancy when you were a child?
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