How to pronounce “fantastically” in English

Fantastically rare.

Some fantastically built person who's super fit, has got his life in order.

is fantastically highly qualified.

And it works fantastically.

I found them fantastically informative.

It's fantastically a detailed recount of the Kellogg brothers.

that appears to be fantastically well designed for our own existence.

This worked fantastically well, except when they kept looking at the satellite through their telescope, they didn't get the signal to noise

We also have a fantastically growing opportunity with the Hispanic consumer and their growing presence in America and how that's

White House is a fantastically organized and delightful person and she kind of she got everything and understood it the weird thing about cooking at the White

It's a fantastically complicated pattern.

Now this is fantastically exciting.

He was a fantastically innovative guy, but he was still human.

Some work fantastically well.

I think it came together really fantastically, that the casting just felt really, really great, and especially in those scenes where they were all together,

So the research on exercise is fantastically encouraging for someone like me, who does not like going to the gym.

I think Jeff has done that fantastically well at Amazon.

And the coffeehouses in England were fantastically alluring social media environments.

The other poverty that I want to talk about is also fantastically-insidious.

And the rediscovery of "De Rerum Natura" was a fantastically important event.

Stranger abduction is real but it's actually fantastically rare.

The measures we've put in place to clean up our skies have been fantastically effective.

Well, actually I've got another bit of fantastically useful maths I'm going to teach you, because I thought I've got to show you something you've not seen before.

So in each of these cases, a fantastically successful rich society is held back from where it might be.

as a way to kind of convene um online and and sync everything that works fantastically you have to start doing

And there is, this is all fantastically complicated and culture is involved, but culture again is being run on our brains and affecting our brains and being instantiated only at the

So like for example Jimmy Carr, who's obviously a fantastically funny comedian, I assumed he was going

I think it's time for some of those fantastically beautifully crafted open questions.

Those microphones aren't particularly great, but they do have fantastically accurate clocks, and they are connected to the network, and they're trained to listen for gunfire.

When the Henry video went viral, it just fantastically just hit the right chord, so to speak.

If you know Iris Murdoch's work, you know that she was fantastically imaginative.

And so how we figure out ways to scale being able to improve their circumstances and their trajectory is fantastically important.

Well, we go out in the field and we find one of these fantastically preserved mammoths.

She's acting opposite Mats Michelson, who's a fantastically experienced, charismatic, and terrific actor as well.

I mean, it's only because my professional colleagues have been fantastically successful in convincing the rest of the world that that stuff is so difficult,

when the first book came out, I would give what I thought was a fantastically fascinating talk about maths and numbers.

The two of them met at a conference in 1949, and they hit it off fantastically.

suppose if i have any concern it's two things one on the plus side what has happened has been fantastically

work, but to preserve it and to safeguard it, was fantastically effective.

So, you have a fantastically strong system where the spinal cord

So, lexicography and what the signs were was jealously safeguarded and protected, and it lasted fantastically.

And so, this was a medication that was fantastically effective at that.

This next performer is someone who has done, I think, three episodes so far, each of them fantastically different from each other, which is something

And when the sea level is high, like it is at the moment between the ice ages, this creates a fantastically intricate and complex coastline

But as a measure of something that's basically worked its way into classrooms, we're doing fantastically well.

But it was built in the industrial age by people who were absolutely obsessed with averages, because they worked fantastically well managing

Whereas he said to me, he said his wife put all her money in bonds and did fantastically and outperformed him massively

And she's going to take away the show, and bring on our famous, well-known, and fantastically inspired chefs.

I recall summer days during vacation that seem, as I think back on them now, to have been fantastically,