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fabulousness

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.

  • 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
  • US
42 4.3

Great beauty that looks impressive and rich

tilts that grandeur toward mythical or fable like imagery
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
12 6.1

A quality of strong moral character that earns respect

shifts the impressiveness into legendary or fantastical storytelling
brilliance
vsfabulousness
10 4.4

A very beautiful and impressive appearance that makes something seem grand

moves that excellence toward an imagined, legendary quality
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
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
epicness
vsfabulousness
1 7.9

A quality of being very big, impressive, and heroic

leans toward mythic, fable related extraordinariness rather than heroism
gloriousness
vsfabulousness
1 5.8

Great beauty or success that makes people admire something

focuses more on legendary, imagined origins than plain splendor
exceptionality
vsfabulousness
1 7.7

A quality of being very different or much better than normal

adds an imagined, legendary quality beyond plain unusualness
marvelousness
vsfabulousness
  • US
1 4.5

A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive

leans more to legendary or fable like extraordinariness
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
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
miraculousness
vsfabulousness
1 7.7

A quality of being very surprising and seeming impossible

focuses on mythic, story like quality rather than miracle cause
spectacularity
vsfabulousness
1 7.2

A quality that makes something look very impressive and dramatic

is more about legendary or story like fantastical quality
prodigiousness
vsfabulousness
1 7.9

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

prefers legendary, fantastical character rather than size or scale
fabulosity
vsfabulousness
  • Slang
1 9.0

A very stylish and impressive appearance that draws attention

emphasizes a mythical, fable like fantastical quality instead
unrealness
vsfabulousness
  • Informal
1 7.7

A feeling that something is very impressive or hard to believe

leans more toward legendary or fable based extraordinariness
tremendousness
vsfabulousness
1 6.9

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

is more concerned with mythical or fantastical quality than size
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
phenomenality
vsfabulousness
9.9

Being very impressive and noticed by many people

shifts that remarkability toward a mythical or fable like image

Antonyms

2 4.1

A state of being usual and not special

1 6.7

A state of being ordinary and not exciting

How Mythical

mythicism
9.1
legendary
263 4.2
fabulousness
  • Literature
7.1
fabled
  • Literature
26 7.2
folklore
38 4.9
factuality
1 6.5

Surface Forms

fabulousness singular

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.