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Once meant existing only in imagination; now means the imagination should be so lucky.
means Extraordinarily good or impressive — or, older sense, conceived in the mind rather than reality.
from From Greek phantastikos, able to imagine, via Latin and French — sibling to phantom and fantasy, all born of things seen only inside the skull.
Original senseImaginary, unreal — the opposite of solid praise.
Same rootShares ancestry with phantom and fantasy.
Praise inflationDrifted from delusional to delightful over centuries.