fantasise

IPA: fˈæntʌsaɪz

(intransitive) To indulge in fantasy; to imagine things only possible in fantasy.
(transitive) To portray in the mind, using fantasy.

Examples of "fantasise" in Sentences

But he added that some female students still "fantasise" about lecturers.
The only time I fantasise about stuff like that, is when I pair them up with ME!!
Even in more mundane circumstances, we can think quite honestly that we are under no obligation not to fantasise.
Because let's face it, writers are only people, and they write about the things they know and the things they fantasise about.
"As much as Sheen has lived a life most Chinese men can only fantasise about, our admiration of him can only go so far," says Beijing's Global Times.
I was on the knife-edge between 'struggling writer' and 'failed writer', doomed to live a life where I could only fantasise about seeing my book on shelves up and down the country.
Tracy Quan, author of Diary of a Jetsetting Call Girl, and a member of Prostitutes of New York, said: People outside the industry fantasise about prostitution, and their fantasy includes freedom from normal responsibilities.
"It is evidently pleasing to many people," the demographer J Richard Udry observed dryly in a 1970 paper comprehensively disproving the theory, "to fantasise that when people are trapped by some immobilising event which deprives them of their usual activities, most will turn to copulation".