How to pronounce “fancied” in English

Even if she fancied that you couldn't see it in her downcast face, you could.

and so I fancied myself creative.

I'd always fancied learning how to climb.

And I always fancied entertaining people.

And since we fancied ourselves a global national chain of women's health centers, who cares what your first one is?

I wouldn't have fancied being a woman in the Roman Empire, and I certainly wouldn't have fancied being a slave.

I sort of imagined myself a-- or fancied myself a modern Margaret Mead amongst the millennials, sort of a cultural anthropologist.

He said, I've fancied a challenge all my life.

uh I never told my mom that bit but this is what I fancied having it go at partly because a lot of people were were saying

That was a title given to it by one of Beethoven's sycophants, Rellstab, who fancied himself a poet.

And I had then gone on, as one does, and met another guy, who I really quite fancied.

I, myself, when Senator Webb was elected to the Senate from Virginia, I kind of fancied for a time that he might be a

Whoa, that's interesting-- she looks awfully like Bonnie, but with a bum that's a little bit more like that girl I fancied in college.

It's been fancied up a good bit now.

The husband, it was quite all right for him to sleep with the slaves, male and female, anybody he fancied, there was no such restraint on him.