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  • astonishing
  • astounding
  • awesome
  • breathtaking
  • fantastic
  • incredible
  • marvelous
  • outrageous
  • phenomenal
  • remarkable
  • spectacular
  • superb
  • terrific
  • unbelievable
  • 10
  • A-1
  • A-OK
  • aces
  • best
  • cool
  • doozie
  • extravagant
  • fab
  • fictitious
  • first-class
  • greatest
  • groovy
  • immense
  • inconceivable
  • legendary
  • mind-blowing
  • out-of-sight
  • out-of-this-world
  • peachy
  • primo
  • prodigious
  • rad
  • striking
  • stupendous
  • super
  • top drawer
  • tops
  • unreal
  • wicked

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WORDS RELATED TO FABULOUS

  • excellent
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  • peachy
  • wonderful
  • amazing
  • astonishing
  • beautiful
  • cool
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  • intense
  • marvelous
  • mind-blowing
  • outstanding
  • remarkable
  • terrific
  • wonderful
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  • grand
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  • sensational
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  • swell
  • terrific
  • a bit thick
  • abstract
  • amplified
  • artificial
  • bouncing
  • caricatural
  • distorted
  • embroidered
  • exalted
  • excessive
  • extravagant
  • fabricated
  • fabulous
  • false
  • fantastic
  • farfetched
  • hammy
  • highly colored
  • histrionic
  • histrionical
  • hyperbolic
  • impossible
  • inflated
  • magnified
  • melodramatic
  • out of proportion
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  • pretentious
  • schmaltzy
  • sensational
  • spectacular
  • steep
  • strained
  • stylized
  • tall
  • too much
  • too-too
  • unrealistic
  • absolute
  • desperate
  • dire
  • downright
  • drastic
  • egregious
  • exaggerated
  • exceptional
  • excessive
  • extraordinary
  • extravagant
  • fabulous
  • fanatical
  • flagrant
  • gross
  • harsh
  • immoderate
  • improper
  • imprudent
  • inordinate
  • intemperate
  • irrational
  • nonsensical
  • out of proportion
  • out-and-out
  • outrageous
  • overkill
  • preposterous
  • rabid
  • radical
  • remarkable
  • rigid
  • severe
  • sheer
  • stern
  • strict
  • thorough
  • unbending
  • uncommon
  • uncompromising
  • unconventional
  • unreasonable
  • unseemly
  • unusual
  • utter
  • zealous
  • fabulous
  • famed
  • famous
  • fanciful
  • fictional
  • mythical
  • mythological
  • storied
  • unreal

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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

  1. fabulous

    Synonyms:
    apocryphal, baseless, counterfeit, disputed, exploded, false, fictitious, spurious, unauthorized

    Antonyms:
    accepted, accredited, authentic, authoritative, authorized, certain, current, genuine, legitimate, original, real, received, reliable, sure, true, trustworthy, veritable

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:1.0 / 3 votes

  1. fabulous

    Synonyms:
    fictitious, incredible, feigned, imaginary, pretended, false, monstrous

    Antonyms:
    actual, real, historic, authentic, reasonable, fair, true

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  1. fabulous, fabadjective

    extremely pleasing

    «a fabulous vacation»

    Synonyms:
    mythologic, mythological, mythical, mythic, fab

    Antonyms:
    real, believable, credible, existent, displeasing

  2. fabulous, mythic, mythical, mythologic, mythologicaladjective

    based on or told of in traditional stories; lacking factual basis or historical validity

    «mythical centaurs»; «the fabulous unicorn»

    Synonyms:
    mythologic, mythological, mythical, mythic, fab

    Antonyms:
    credible, believable, displeasing, existent, real

  3. fabulousadjective

    barely credible

    «the fabulous endurance of a marathon runner»

    Synonyms:
    mythologic, mythological, mythical, mythic, fab

    Antonyms:
    existent, displeasing, believable, credible, real

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  1. List of paraphrases for «fabulous»:

    amazing, wonderful, fantastic, terrific, awesome, faboo, fabled, beautiful, marvellous, great, divine

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  1. Chris Christie:

    New is great. Right? Whenever we see something new, we think it’s great. It’s exciting, it’s shiny, it’s untarnished, it looks fabulous and gives us a little bit of thrill, new is great … until you need experience. Then you’ll wish that coin was a little more tarnished. You’ll wish it was beat up a little bit and gone through some things.

  2. Matthew Bannick:

    Maybe 2 percent is a fabulous return in some cases.

  3. Carolyn Spencer Brown:

    Every time I stay in a hotel, even fabulous hotels, I’m reminded of the value that cruises represent. Certainly, the more inclusive nature of a cruise, in which entertainment, kids clubs, twice-daily cabin service, three square meals and then some, are part of the fare you pay, as is transportation from port to port.

  4. Bill Owens:

    The brandy guys have a long road to hoe, it’s definitely an interesting category. The flavors are fabulous.

  5. Marion Ross:

    Lauren Bacall was fabulous and glamorous and just a wonderful person, her husband [Humphrey Bogart] was dying when we were making this… But she was so hardworking. Claudette Colbert was a huge star and not so swell. She was tough, tough on me. But it’s good to see all that because as you start your career and you see all these people up close, you think, ‘I don’t want to be that.’ So you begin to smarten up.


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  • легендарен, преувеличен, чудесен, баснословенBulgarian
  • fantastisk, fabelagtigDanish
  • sagenhaft, unglaubhaft, nicht glaubwürdig, mythisch, fabelhaft, außerordentlich, märchenhaft, außergewöhnlich, wunderbar, sagenumwoben, unhistorischGerman
  • fantástico, extraordinario, maravilloso, increíble, fabulosoSpanish
  • satumainen, tarumainen, tarunomainen, mahtavaFinnish
  • fabuleuxFrench
  • fabulousIrish
  • נפלאHebrew
  • menakjubkanIndonesian
  • favolosoItalian
  • 素晴らしいですJapanese
  • 굉장한Korean
  • легендарлуу, сыйкырдуу, укмуштууKyrgyz
  • pasakainsLatvian
  • fabelaktigNorwegian
  • fabulosoPortuguese
  • extraordinar, incredibil, fabulos, mitic, foarte bun, extrem de bun, legendarRomanian
  • необычайный, сказочный, баснословный, невероятный, преувеличенный, потрясающийRussian
  • fabulös, fantastisk, sagolik, underbarSwedish
  • เหลือเชื่อThai
  • şahane, harikaTurkish
  • hoang đườngVietnamese
  • פֿאַנטאַסטישYiddish

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Are we missing a good synonym for fabulous?

How is the word fabulous distinct from other similar adjectives?

Some common synonyms of fabulous are apocryphal, fictitious, legendary, and mythical. While all these words mean «having the nature of something imagined or invented,» fabulous stresses the marvelous or incredible character of something without necessarily implying impossibility or actual nonexistence.

a land of fabulous riches

When is apocryphal a more appropriate choice than fabulous?

While the synonyms apocryphal and fabulous are close in meaning, apocryphal implies an unknown or dubious source or origin or may imply that the thing itself is dubious or inaccurate.

a book that repeats many apocryphal stories

Where would fictitious be a reasonable alternative to fabulous?

The words fictitious and fabulous are synonyms, but do differ in nuance. Specifically, fictitious implies fabrication and suggests artificiality or contrivance more than deliberate falsification or deception.

When might legendary be a better fit than fabulous?

The meanings of legendary and fabulous largely overlap; however, legendary suggests the elaboration of invented details and distortion of historical facts produced by popular tradition.

the legendary exploits of Davy Crockett

When could mythical be used to replace fabulous?

Although the words mythical and fabulous have much in common, mythical implies a purely fanciful explanation of facts or the creation of beings and events out of the imagination.

What is another word for fabulous?

417 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ fˈabjʊləs], [ fˈabjʊləs], [ f_ˈa_b_j_ʊ_l_ə_s]

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  • adj.

    aces (adjective)

    • more fabulous.

    all (adjective)

    • fabulous.

    amazing, wonderful (adjective)

    • immense,
    • striking,
    • first-class,
    • 10,
    • doozie,
    • inconceivable,
    • a-1,
    • primo,
    • remarkable,
    • mind-blowing,
    • rad,
    • awesome,
    • breathtaking,
    • phenomenal,
    • tops,
    • a-ok,
    • outrageous,
    • best,
    • wicked,
    • top drawer,
    • peachy,
    • fantastic,
    • out-of-sight,
    • greatest,
    • turn-on,
    • out-of-this-world,
    • extravagant.

    empyreal (adjective)

    • in-spiring,
    • up lifting,
    • up-lifting,
    • in spiring.

    exaggerated (adjective)

    • hammy,
    • overkill,
    • over-wrought,
    • highly colored,
    • pretentious,
    • overestimated,
    • hyperbolic,
    • caricatural,
    • too-too,
    • out of proportion,
    • schmaltzy.

    exceptional (adjective)

    • notable,
    • outstanding,
    • unusual,
    • novel,
    • noteworthy,
    • extraordinary,
    • Wonderous,
    • unprecedented,
    • peculiar,
    • outlandish,
    • exceptional,
    • excellent,
    • exotic,
    • superior,
    • sensational.

    exciting (adjective)

    • thrilling.

    extreme (adjective)

    • stern,
    • extra ordinary,
    • out and out,
    • egregious.

    fabled (adjective)

    • fictional,
    • famous,
    • most famous.

    fanciful (adjective)

    • pie sky,
    • pie in sky,
    • more fancied,
    • most fairy tale,
    • most fairy-tale,
    • more fairytale,
    • pie the sky,
    • more curious,
    • most fancied,
    • more fairy tale,
    • castles the air,
    • most fairytale,
    • more fairy-tale,
    • castles air.

    fantastical (adjective)

    • far fetched.

    far-out (adjective)

    • hippie,
    • ultamodern,
    • modernistic,
    • out in left field,
    • very unconventional.

    heavenly (adjective)

    • rhapsodic,
    • glorious,
    • delightful,
    • joyful,
    • heavenly,
    • blissful,
    • ecstatic.

    imaginary (adjective)

    • Non-existent,
    • dreamed-up,
    • figmental,
    • apparitional.

    incredible (adjective)

    • super-human,
    • in credible,
    • awe inspiring,
    • super human,
    • in-credible,
    • superhuman,
    • aweinspiring.

    legendary (adjective)

    • more handeddown,
    • most told,
    • re-lated,
    • most unverifiable,
    • un historic,
    • more told,
    • un-verifiable,
    • most handed down,
    • most handeddown,
    • more unhistoric,
    • most handed-down,
    • handeddown,
    • in-vented,
    • most created,
    • most unhistoric,
    • Told,
    • more unhistorical,
    • in vented,
    • most unhistorical,
    • un-historic,
    • more unverifiable,
    • more handed down,
    • un historical,
    • more handed-down,
    • un-historical,
    • un verifiable,
    • more created.

    marvelous (adjective)

    • in-conceivable,
    • sur-prising,
    • most bewildering,
    • fabbest,
    • un-likelier,
    • re-warding,
    • most smashing,
    • sur prising,
    • un-imaginable,
    • un-likeliest,
    • re warding,
    • fabber,
    • be wildering,
    • staggering,
    • more bewildering,
    • un believable,
    • be-wildering,
    • more smashing,
    • un-likely,
    • un-believable,
    • un likely,
    • most confounding,
    • difficult believe,
    • un imaginable,
    • in conceivable,
    • more confounding,
    • in comprehensible,
    • un likelier,
    • un likeliest.

    miraculous (adjective)

    • more supranatural,
    • most stupefying,
    • most wonderworking,
    • un earthliest,
    • super mundane,
    • un accountable,
    • supra natural,
    • magical,
    • supra-natural,
    • more stupefying,
    • super-mundane,
    • most supermundane,
    • more supermundane,
    • un earthlier,
    • un-accountable,
    • in explicable,
    • un-earthliest,
    • more wonderworking,
    • un-earthlier,
    • the utmost,
    • un-earthly,
    • un earthly,
    • most supranatural,
    • in-explicable.

    mythical/mythological (adjective)

    • most fantasy,
    • more fantasy,
    • un truer,
    • un-truer,
    • un truest,
    • more folkloric,
    • folkloric,
    • pre-tended,
    • most folkloric,
    • un-truest.

    notional (adjective)

    • notional.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • extrasensory,
    • terrific,
    • zero cool,
    • crashing,
    • handed-down,
    • tremendous,
    • unrevealed,
    • solid gold,
    • great big,
    • groovy,
    • empyreal,
    • Superphysical,
    • first class,
    • Supermundane,
    • exaggerated,
    • castles in the air,
    • fantastical,
    • fab,
    • supranatural,
    • imaginary,
    • unverifiable,
    • wonderful,
    • unreal,
    • castles in air,
    • blood-tingling,
    • stupendous,
    • mythological,
    • fanciful,
    • Aces,
    • unhistoric,
    • firstclass,
    • blue sky,
    • something else,
    • mythic,
    • Unhistorical,
    • marvelous,
    • unheard of,
    • far-out,
    • fabled,
    • riproaring,
    • wonderworking,
    • fairy-tale,
    • superordinary,
    • mondo,
    • fairytale,
    • mind-bending,
    • supernatural,
    • legendary,
    • spectacular,
    • difficult to believe,
    • miraculous,
    • unknowable.

    sensational (adjective)

    • ex citing,
    • mindblowing,
    • mind blowing,
    • more agitating,
    • most agitating.

    spectacular (adjective)

    • more razzle dazzle,
    • more razzledazzle,
    • most razzledazzle,
    • eyecatching,
    • razzle-dazzle,
    • most razzle dazzle,
    • more razzle-dazzle,
    • razzle dazzle,
    • razzledazzle,
    • most razzle-dazzle,
    • eye catching.

    stupendous (adjective)

    • titantic.

    supernatural (adjective)

    • un knowable,
    • more unrevealed,
    • un canniest,
    • un known,
    • un-revealed,
    • super-natural,
    • un-known,
    • in-visible,
    • meta-physical,
    • super ordinary,
    • un cannier,
    • super natural,
    • un-natural,
    • fairier,
    • un fathomable,
    • super-ordinary,
    • para normal,
    • fairiest,
    • in visible,
    • un comprehensible,
    • meta physical,
    • un-canniest,
    • un-intelligible,
    • un-comprehensible,
    • un-knowable,
    • more phantom,
    • para-normal,
    • most superordinary,
    • most unrevealed,
    • un-cannier,
    • most unknowable,
    • most phantom,
    • un canny,
    • more superordinary,
    • un revealed,
    • more unknowable.

    superphysical (adjective)

    • extra sensory,
    • most extrasensory,
    • more extrasensory,
    • super physical,
    • extra mundane,
    • super-physical,
    • extra-sensory,
    • extra-mundane.

    supersensible (adjective)

    • super sensible,
    • Supersensible,
    • super-sensible.

    terrific (adjective)

    • very good,
    • out-standing.

    thrilling (adjective)

    • more rip-roaring,
    • more blood tingling,
    • more trembling,
    • more electrifying,
    • blood tingling,
    • more rip roaring,
    • rip-roaring,
    • more mind bending,
    • mindbending,
    • hairraising,
    • most shivering,
    • more shivering,
    • more mind-bending,
    • most mind bending,
    • most rip roaring,
    • most riproaring,
    • mind bending,
    • most rip-roaring,
    • most electrifying,
    • most blood tingling,
    • most mindbending,
    • more riproaring,
    • more mindbending,
    • most bloodtingling,
    • rip roaring,
    • most blood-tingling,
    • bloodtingling,
    • most trembling,
    • most mind-bending,
    • more blood-tingling,
    • hair raising,
    • more bloodtingling.

    tremendous (adjective)

    • more humongous,
    • most cracking,
    • whalest,
    • more mondo,
    • most humongous,
    • more cracking,
    • most mondo,
    • more whopper,
    • most whopper,
    • blimpest,
    • blimper,
    • whaler.

    unreal (adjective)

    • Storybook,
    • reachy.

    unusual (adjective)

    • uncommon.

    wonderful (adjective)

    • unheardof.
  • n.

    • synthetic,
    • mock,
    • fake,
    • simulated,
    • pretended,
    • apocryphal,
    • hypothetical.

    • superb,
    • decent,
    • wonder.

    • enormous,
    • high,
    • wide,
    • big,
    • large,
    • huge,
    • good,
    • king-size,
    • vast.

    • divine,
    • hot,
    • swell,
    • cool,
    • splendid,
    • keen,
    • great,
    • neat,
    • super.

    • real.

    fabulous (noun)

    • pleasing.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • false,
    • inordinate,
    • unbelievable,
    • fictitious,
    • feigned,
    • exorbitant,
    • unverified,
    • romantic,
    • marvellous,
    • incredible,
    • astounding,
    • amazing,
    • excessive,
    • mythologic,
    • mythical.
  • Other synonyms:

    • ripping,
    • nifty,
    • traditional.

    • extreme,
    • much,
    • wondrous,
    • astonishing.

    • prodigious.

    • dandy,
    • dreamy.

How to use «Fabulous» in context?

What does it mean to be fabulous? Forbes defines fabulous as, «phenomenal, extraordinary, well-known, notorious.» It can describe something that is exciting, fun, and mouth-watering. These days, being fabulous often includes looking great and feeling fabulous. Whether it’s high end clothing, spa treatments, or simply taking care of your hygiene, being fabulous comes in all shapes and sizes. Whether your goal is to feel amazing every day or to raise your profile for a special occasion, these tips will help make you fabulous!

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Paraphrases for Fabulous:

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  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      incredible, terrific.
    • Proper noun, singular
      terrific.
    • Interjection
      terrific.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      famous, fancy, fascinating, handsome, impressive, outstanding, remarkable.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      breathtaking, colorful, dazzling, delicious, delightful, divine, enchanting, exciting, fabled, fantastical, glorious, gorgeous, legendary, marvellous, marvelous, phenomenal, prodigious, ravishing, sensational, stunning, sublime, tremendous, unforgettable, wonderful, wondrous.
    • Proper noun, singular
      gorgeous, marvellous, wonderful.
    • Interjection
      wonderful.

Homophones for Fabulous:

  • fleece, falls, feel like, floozy, flack, flesh, false sago, fleecy, follies, flux, felicia, floozie, full-size, fall guy, floss, foliaceous, falsie, felis, filago, floc, fleck, foliage, flexuous, flakey, foliose, fluke, flies, flock, flask, flag, felucca, fils, fulica, flax, flush, fuel gauge, folks, flaky, false, folk, fly high, flake, filch, folksy, floccose, flex, fallacy, flog, full house, flawless, flick, fallacious, flak, flash, flossy, flukey, fly ash, fleshy, flowage, foolish, file-like, fluky, Felis Chaus, falco, flashy.

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