fantasise

Indulge in reverie

Fantasise is the British spelling of fantasize—to indulge in daydreams or imagine desirable scenarios.

The fantasies may be idle wishes, creative visions, or sexual imaginings: She fantasised about quitting her job and sailing around the world.

To fantasise about something is often to desire it without realistic expectation of having it.

imagine

visualize

Form mental pictures

conjure · vision · fancy · suppose · pretend · make-believe · idealize · romanticize · project · speculate

daydream

reverie

Abstracted, pleasant daydream

cloud-cuckoo-land · dreamscape · trance · absorption · preoccupation · stargazing · dreamer · fugue · wistfulness · drifting

desire

longing

Intense, persistent desire

hope · lust · covet · pine · ache · hunger · thirst · want · obsess · fixate

sexual

erotic

Sexually stimulating

intimate · passion · desire · titillate · provocative · steamy · lustful · risqué · bedroom · romantic

escape

escapism

Habitual mental retreat

elsewhere · getaway · utopia · idyll · paradise · oasis · hideaway · freedom · release · detachment

Opposites
reality engagement

fantasiseface facts

Accept uncomfortable truths

get real · come to terms with · reckon with · come down to earth · wake up

mental orientation

fantasisebe present

Exist at a location

focus · attend · concentrate · engage · be mindful

cognitive mode

fantasisereason

Basis or justification

analyse · calculate · assess · evaluate · deliberate

Family

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