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What is another word for fantasists?

Pronunciation: [fˈantɐsˌɪsts] (IPA)

Fantasists are individuals who often indulge in their wild imaginations and create their own reality. They are known for dreaming up elaborate scenarios and creating intricate worlds in their minds. Synonyms for the word fantasist would include dreamer, visionary, idealist, romanticist, and fanciful thinker. A dreamer is someone who often imagines things that seem unlikely or impossible. A visionary is someone who has bold and far-reaching plans for the future. An idealist is someone who has a strong belief in the perfect or ideal world. A romanticist is someone who feels passionately and idealistically about life. A fanciful thinker is someone who often creates imaginative and original ideas. All of these synonyms describe someone who is imaginative and creative in their thinking.
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Its effect was more disastrous still upon the second Lord Lytton, who was content to employ an excellent lyrical vein, and a gift of verse satire of the fantastic kind so distinct and fascinating, that it approaches the merit of fantasists in other kinds of the former group, like Beddoes and Darley, to far too great an extent on echoes.
"A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1780-1895)"
George Saintsbury
Oh, what a world of fantasists.
"Letters from my Windmill"
Alphonse Daudet

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  • That's what torture does: it creates a miasma of unknowing, about as dangerous a situation in wartime as one can imagine. This hideous fate was made possible by an inexperienced president with a fundamentalist psyche and a paranoid and power-hungry vice-president who decided to embrace "the dark side" almost as soon as the second tower fell, and who is still trying to avenge Nixon. Until they are both gone from office, we are in grave danger — the kind of danger that only torturers and fantasists and a security strategy based on coerced evidence can conjure up.
    Andrew Sullivan

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