fancied

Had a crush

Fancied is the past tense of fancy, carrying its various meanings.

Something fancied is imagined or desired: She fancied herself a poet.

In British English especially, to fancy someone is to be attracted to them, so fancied describes the object of such attraction.

In horse racing and sports, the fancied competitor is the one expected to win: The fancied team lost in the first round.

imagined

daydreamed

Indulged in idle fantasy

visualized · conjured · dreamed · invented · conceived · fabricated · supposed · believed · thought · mused

desired

coveted

Greatly desired by many

yearned · pined · wished · sought · hungered · thirsted · hankered · aspired · lusted · envied

attracted

smitten

Powerfully attracted to someone

captivated · beguiled · taken · keen · admired · crushed · swooned · besotted · entranced · fond

preferred

favored

Shown special preference

partial · inclined · fond · leaning · taste · predilection · penchant · affinity · bias · favoritism

ornate

elaborate

Complex and detailed

ornamental · frilly · showy · flashy · extravagant · lavish · gaudy · ostentatious · baroque · rococo

Opposites
desire/attraction

fancieddisliked

Felt aversion toward

hated · loathed · despised · detested · rejected

reality/existence

fanciedreal

Truly existing, not fake

actual · existent · genuine · true · factual

betting/prediction status

fanciedunfancied

Not expected to win

outsider · underdog · long shot · dark horse · rank outsider

Family

fanciful, fancies, fanciness, fancifulness, unfancied, infancies, fanciable

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