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fabulousness

fabulousness

1 4.4
A quality of being very impressive and wonderful
  • noun
  • /ˈfæbjələsnəs/
translation icon : fabulosidad
  • But in the midst of all this fabulousness, there weren't any toilets.

It doesn't even begin to touch the artistry and the fabulousness of all of the drag Queens globally.

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Examples

  • A rolling playground of effervescent prose, engaging and often hilarious stories, and general fabulousness all around.

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  • Neil and Carlo are lovely and sweet people who seek a certain fabulousness in every part of their life, including their dining spots.

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  • Thanks for the peek into that world of fabulousness.

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  • I have missed my dose of fabulousness!

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  • A night of fabulousness and mayhem and possible death.

  • Liz and Dick is gonna be some "Mommie Dearest" fabulousness!

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  • As in the world of celebrity, you are either one of the special, clued-in fans, able to discern and appreciate the adored one's fabulousness, or you are not.

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  • The girls are walking down the street discussing the fabulousness of their costumes for that evening when they happen upon a casket in someone's elaborately decked-out front yard with the words "R.I.P."

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  • The fabulousness of her performance left the audience in awe.

  • Everyone admired the fabulousness of the decorations at the gala.

Synonyms

splendor
vsfabulousness
  • US
42 4.3

Great beauty that looks impressive and rich

covers broader wonder and attractiveness beyond formal display
brilliance
vsfabulousness
17 4.4

A very beautiful and impressive appearance that makes something seem grand

leans more to general wonder and lasting attractiveness than brightness
magnificence
vsfabulousness
  • Formal
13 5.0

Great beauty that makes people feel impressed and full of wonder

leans more toward charm and attractiveness than sheer grandeur
loveliness
vsfabulousness
11 2.0

A pleasing, beautiful look that makes people admire it

covers bolder impressiveness and more spectacular wonder rather than gentleness
grandeur
vsfabulousness
9 6.1

A quality of strong moral character that earns respect

focuses more on outward attractiveness and impressive looks
wonderfulness
vsfabulousness
2 4.8

A quality that makes you feel amazed and happy

emphasizes attractiveness and charm rather than only inspiring wonder
amazingness
vsfabulousness
2 3.0

Being very surprising and impressive

leans more toward sustained attractiveness and beauty than surprise
gorgeousness
vsfabulousness
1 3.9

A state of being very beautiful or attractive

is less about pure beauty and more about general impressiveness
exquisiteness
vsfabulousness
1 7.1

A very great beauty shown in delicate detail

is broader and less about delicate refinement, more about striking appeal
grandness
vsfabulousness
1 4.1

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

covers charm and wonder as well as grand outward appearance
gloriousness
vsfabulousness
1 5.8

Great beauty or success that makes people admire something

puts more weight on attractiveness and wonder rather than majesty
beauteousness
vsfabulousness
  • Archaic
1 8.4

How beautiful something looks

includes strong impressiveness beyond mere physical beauty
delightfulness
vsfabulousness
1 3.7

A quality that makes people feel great pleasure

is more intense, stressing extreme impressiveness and attraction
incredibleness
vsfabulousness
1 7.8

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

focuses more on attractiveness and being wonderful rather than disbelief
marvelousness
vsfabulousness
  • US
4.5

A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive

stresses attraction and visual appeal more than general goodness
fabulosity
vsfabulousness
  • Slang
9.0

A very stylish and impressive appearance that draws attention

is broader, stressing overall wonder and attractiveness over style
appealingness
vsfabulousness
6.3

The quality of being attractive and making people want something

implies stronger, more impressive and wonderful qualities than mere appeal
tremendousness
vsfabulousness
6.9

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

is about being wonderfully attractive rather than merely large or powerful
spectacularity
vsfabulousness
7.2

A quality that makes something look very impressive and dramatic

is more general and includes attractiveness beyond visual show
swellness
vsfabulousness
  • Archaic
8.4

A stylish, impressive appearance that shows wealth or good taste

is less about fashion and more about broad wonderful attractiveness

Antonyms

31 6.5

A state of being average and not special

How Impressive

fabulousness
1 4.4
charm
254 1.7
attractiveness
  • NSFW
19 3.2
plainness
4.6

Surface Forms

fabulousness singular

Morphology

fabulousness = fabulous (transparent) = fabulous + ness

Standard noun formation from the evaluative adjective 'fabulous'; the 'quality of being extremely impressive' is predictable from the adjective meaning.

Etymology

A helpful way to remember fabulousness is to think of the root fable 'story'—if something is so great it seems 'too good for real', we call it 'fabulous'. That's why fabulousness also means 'very impressive' or 'wonderful'.