fantastico

[ fan-tas-ti-koh ]

interjection

1. fantastic.

noun

, plural fan·tas·ti·coes.

1. a very bizarre person.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fantastico¹

First recorded in 1590–1600; from Italian, masculine singular of adjective fantastico, from Medieval Latin fantasticus, from Late Latin phantasticus “imaginary,” from Greek phantastikόs; fantastic ( def )

Example Sentences

Among them are Pablo Henrique Goncalves, a dancer known as Pablinho Fantástico, who won a passinho battle back in 2014 and later created a boy group called OZCrias, with four dancers born and raised like him in Rocinha, Rio’s largest favela.

From Seattle Times

According to the Brazilian investigative television show Fantastico, Cavalcante was able to travel to capital Brasilia in January 2018.

From Seattle Times

“Me dijeron, oye, Brett, es fantástico que tengamos nuestro centro de contacto asegurado, pero ¿qué pasa si alguien llama a nuestro director ejecutivo directamente a su teléfono celular y se hace pasar por otra persona?”

From New York Times

“Me dijeron, oye, Brett, es fantástico que tengamos nuestro centro de contacto asegurado, pero ¿qué pasa si alguien llama a nuestro director ejecutivo directamente a su teléfono celular y se hace pasar por otra persona?”

From New York Times

“Es fantástico”, comentó Jason Gestwicki, profesor de química farmacéutica de la Universidad de California, en San Francisco.

From New York Times