fancies

Has affection for

Fancies is the plural of fancy—whims, caprices, or things that attract someone's interest: Her fancies change with the season.

In British English, fancies can mean small decorated cakes or pastries.

As a verb form, fancies means to like or be attracted to: She fancies him, or to imagine: He fancies himself a poet.

preferences

tastes

Senses flavor or preferences

partialities · affinities · leanings · penchants · favorites · choices · desires · interests · predispositions · fondnesses

imagination

fantasies

Imagined scenarios, often pleasurable

reveries · dreamscapes · inventions · hallucinations · phantasms · visualizations · castles in the air · pipe dreams · make-believe · figments

whims

impulses

Sudden inclinations to act

flights · notions · fads · crotchets · eccentricities · fickleness · volatility · unpredictability · spontaneity · whimsicality

attraction

infatuation

Short-lived intense attraction

yearning · adoration · passion · allure · charm · appeal · magnetism · fascination · enchantment · enticement

luxury

extravagances

Wasteful or lavish expenditures

luxuries · opulence · elegance · finery · frou-frou · frills · trimmings · embellishments · ostentation · lavishness

Categories
Opposites
liking/attraction

fanciesdetests

Intensely dislikes

abhors · loathes · hates · dislikes · despises

imagination vs. reality

fanciesfacts

Verifiable pieces of truth

realities · truths · actualities · certainties · verities

engagement vs. indifference

fanciesignores

Refuses to acknowledge

disregards · indifference · overlooks · neglects · tunes out

Phrases
Family

fanciful, fancied, fancier, fanciest, fanciness, fancifulness, fanciers, unfancied

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