✨ Great impressiveness 🐉 Mythical quality

fabulousness

7.1

A quality of being magical and like an old legend

noun
/ˈfæbjələsnəs/

Literature

: fabulosidad

Examples

It's Ika Chu, My Divine Fabulousness.

Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank (2022)
The fabulousness of the festival attracted visitors from all over the world.
Many fairy tales feature characters and creatures with a fabulousness that captures the imagination.
The artist's work is known for its fabulousness, often depicting scenes reminiscent of fantastical stories.

Synonyms

splendor

vsfabulousness

42 4.3

Great beauty that looks impressive and rich

tilts that grandeur toward mythical or fable like imagery

brilliance

vsfabulousness

17 4.4

A very beautiful and impressive appearance that makes something seem grand

moves that excellence toward an imagined, legendary quality

magnificence

vsfabulousness

Formal

13 5.0

Great beauty that makes people feel impressed and full of wonder

adds a fantastical, story like sense beyond visual beauty

grandeur

vsfabulousness

9 6.1

A quality of strong moral character that earns respect

shifts the impressiveness into legendary or fantastical storytelling

wonderfulness

vsfabulousness

2 4.8

A quality that makes you feel amazed and happy

has a more mythical, story related sense of extraordinariness

amazingness

vsfabulousness

2 3.0

Being very surprising and impressive

adds a fantastical, myth derived character beyond mere surprise

gorgeousness

vsfabulousness

1 3.9

A state of being very beautiful or attractive

prefers a fable like, fantastical character rather than mere beauty

epicness

vsfabulousness

1 7.9

A quality of being very big, impressive, and heroic

leans toward mythic, fable related extraordinariness rather than heroism

grandness

vsfabulousness

1 4.1

Great size and beauty that makes something look impressive, like a cathedral

adds a mythic, fabulist sense rather than only appearance

incredibleness

vsfabulousness

1 7.8

A quality that makes something seem very surprising or hard to believe

adds a specific sense of mythic or fable like origin

extraordinariness

vsfabulousness

1 7.7

The quality of being very unusual and making someone or something stand out

adds an imagined, legendary flavor beyond mere unusualness

gloriousness

vsfabulousness

1 5.8

Great beauty or success that makes people admire something

focuses more on legendary, imagined origins than plain splendor

fabulosity

vsfabulousness

Slang

9.0

A very stylish and impressive appearance that draws attention

emphasizes a mythical, fable like fantastical quality instead

fantasticalness

vsfabulousness

9.7

A quality of being full of imagination and not real, like fairy stories

stresses a legendary, story like rather than merely imaginative tone

unrealness

vsfabulousness

Informal

7.7

A feeling that something is very impressive or hard to believe

leans more toward legendary or fable based extraordinariness

miraculousness

vsfabulousness

7.7

A quality of being very surprising and seeming impossible

focuses on mythic, story like quality rather than miracle cause

phenomenality

vsfabulousness

9.9

Being very impressive and noticed by many people

shifts that remarkability toward a mythical or fable like image

prodigiousness

vsfabulousness

7.9

A state of being very large or amazing that makes people feel wonder

prefers legendary, fantastical character rather than size or scale

marvelousness

vsfabulousness

4.5

A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive

leans more to legendary or fable like extraordinariness

spectacularity

vsfabulousness

7.2

A quality that makes something look very impressive and dramatic

is more about legendary or story like fantastical quality

tremendousness

vsfabulousness

6.9

Being extremely large, powerful, or important and making people feel amazed

is more concerned with mythical or fantastical quality than size

exceptionality

vsfabulousness

7.7

A quality of being very different or much better than normal

adds an imagined, legendary quality beyond plain unusualness

Antonyms

ordinariness

3 4.1

A state of being usual and not special

mundaneness

6.7

A state of being ordinary and not exciting

How Mythical

mythicism

9.1

legendary

246 4.2

fabulousness

Literature

7.1

fabled

Literature

26 7.2

folklore

43 4.9

factuality

1 6.5

Surface Forms

fabulousness singular

fabulousnesses plural

Morphology

fabulousness = fabulous (transparent) = fabulous + ness

A straightforward nominalization of the adjective 'fabulous'; the meaning 'quality of being fantastical or mythical' follows directly.

Etymology

Fabulousness comes from the Latin word fabula meaning 'story' and the English word fable, so it originally meant 'like a story'. That's why something with fabulousness can feel magical or like a legend, which explains the 'mythical' or 'fantastical' sense.