fairy-tale
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Fairy-tale as an adjective describes something resembling the magical stories told to children—idealized, enchanted, or improbably perfect: a fairy-tale wedding, a fairy-tale ending.
It can suggest something too good to be true or naively optimistic: Her fairy-tale expectations about marriage didn't survive the first year.
The noun is usually two words: fairy tale.
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- curseInvoked harm through words
- wandThin ceremonial stick
- potionEnchanted liquid mixture
- enchantmentMagical influence over someone
transformation · wish · charm · bewitched · spellbound · incantation · sorcery · invisibility
Legendary fire-breathing reptile
- unicornMythical one-horned horse
- witchPractitioner of dark arts
- goblinMalicious folklore creature
- trollDeliberate online antagonist
ogre · pixie · mermaid · giant · dwarf · elf · genie · griffin
Fortified medieval residence
Seeking journey for something
- rescueSave from harm
- transformationThorough change in form
- betrayalBreaking of trust
- disguiseIdentity-concealing alteration
prophecy · test · forbidden · rags-to-riches · punishment
spell
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enchantment · transformation · wish · charm · bewitched · spellbound · incantation · sorcery · invisibility · shape-shifting
dragon
Legendary fire-breathing reptile
troll · ogre · pixie · mermaid · giant · dwarf · elf · genie · griffin · centaur
castle
Fortified medieval residence
kingdom · village · palace · dungeon · happily-ever-after
quest
Seeking journey for something
- rescueSave from harm
- transformationThorough change in form
- betrayalBreaking of trust
disguise · prophecy · test · forbidden · rags-to-riches · punishment
story
Account of events
- parableInstructive allegorical narrative
- allegorySymbolic tale with deeper meaning
- moralConcerning right conduct
lesson · folklore · retelling · adaptation · archetype
- whimsicalwhimsical, whimsy, fanciful, playful, quirky
- Romanticizingidealization, glorification, nostalgia, sentimentalization, rose-tinted
- HollywoodHollywood, Tinseltown, Hollywood Sign, silver screen, movie stars
fairy-talenightmarish
Frightening like bad dreams
tragic · catastrophic · grim · disastrous · heartbreaking
fairy-talegrave
Serious and worrying
serious · weighty · solemn · significant · consequential