What is the opposite of fantastical?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of marvelous, inspiring wonder or amazement Opposite of not real, typically existing only in fiction or one's imagination Opposite of existing only in the realms of one's imagination Opposite of inconceivable or mind-boggling Opposite of playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way Opposite of bearing good value, worth or reliability Opposite of contrary to reason, truth or logic Opposite of tending to be fanciful or inventive Opposite of having a strange, curious or mysterious nature Opposite of causing amazement in a surprising manner Opposite of of, involving, or existing only as a fanciful idea Opposite of not existing in reality … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of marvelous, inspiring wonder or amazement common familiar normal ordinary usual standard routine typical commonplace everyday customary regular conventional average habitual general stock prosaic unremarkable established unexceptional accustomed prevailing workaday quotidian popular traditional prevalent frequent accepted vanilla ubiquitous plain wonted set mainstream household current expected natural orthodox predictable recognisedUK recognizedUS settled daily rife constant fixed chronic going typic plastic bog-standard unexotic unromantic nonexotic nonglamorous unglamorous plain-Jane run-of-the-mill dull mundane banal reasonable logical sensible orderly humdrum well-known standard-issue unnoteworthy stereotypical hackneyed generic unextraordinary unfascinating simple plain vanilla common place middle-of-the-road run of the mill unexciting uninspiring unmemorable pedestrian uninteresting boring more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of not real, typically existing only in fiction or one's imagination real actual existing existent true genuine factual realistic reasonable substantial sound tangible physical authentic sincere bona fide practical sensible concrete legitimate dinkum solid firm unimagined unimaginary indubitable proven truthful confirmed non-fictional veritable natural original verified definite unoriginal strong weighty indisputable honest sure certain historical nonfictional fact-based logical material empirical pragmatic sober commonsensical level-headed rational legit palpable irrefutable certifiable well-thought-out real-world matter-of-fact perceptible corporal substantive certified evident intrinsic corporeal valid veridical rightful embodied living de facto non-fictitious known ordinary more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of existing only in the realms of one's imagination actual existent existing literal real conventional down-to-earth dry dull ordinary pedestrian predictable routine sensible sober unimaginative uninspired grave normal prosaic serious sincere unfanciful unromantic usual matter of fact Adjective ▲ Opposite of inconceivable or mind-boggling believable cogitable conceivable convincing credible creditable imaginable plausible supposable thinkable bad common commonplace customary describable familiar fathomable normal ordinary poor possible reasonable regular tenable usual likely realistic sensible probable persuasive rational probably feasible trustworthy logical comprehensible real cheap possibly cogent sure definite certain verisimilar sound determinative reliable conclusive colourable compelling unquestionable authentic within the bounds of possibility serious aboveboard true to life more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way behaving boring common dependable dramatic normal practical reasonable regular sad sensible serious standard tragic unfunny usual Adjective ▲ Opposite of bearing good value, worth or reliability worthless terrible unworthy bad insignificant empty futile inconsequential ineffectual atrocious barren bogus counterproductive dreadful execrable hollow horrible inferior inutile lousy meaningless mediocre miserable nugatory paltry pathetic pointless poor profitless trifling trivial unimportant unproductive unprofitable unusable useless valueless wasted awful horrendous horrid rotten unavailing unessential wretched low-grade middling rubbish second-class second-rate substandard trashy unsatisfactory egregious wack unacceptable deficient subpar lame dissatisfactory suboptimal crummy “I will tell you in good faith, Sir, that this is a worthless investment, and your money is better spent elsewhere.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of contrary to reason, truth or logic sensible reasonable realistic judicious logical prudent justified pragmatic rational practical responsible coherent intelligent wise canny circumspect commonsense commonsensible informed reasoned sagacious sage sane smart sound valid analytical discerning good levelheaded sapient thoughtful farsighted well-advised well-founded well-informed full of common sense serious objective insightful scientific clear analytic reasoning exact cerebral precise thorough competent clever commonsensical enlightened perceptible qualified reliable dutiful astute shrewd clear-sighted clear-eyed unromantic down-to-earth cautious discernible accountable principled discernable au courant well-thought-out well-reasoned well-judged level-headed more ❯ “It's sensible to think that the more you know, the less guidance you need.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of tending to be fanciful or inventive unimaginative uncreative uninspired derivative hackneyed unartistic uninventive banal imitative unoriginal derived ordinary predictable uninspiring pedestrian stale trite unadventurous dull flat insipid monotonous bromidic unromantic tedious unexciting “It was an unimaginative book about the future of computing and pretends to be vastly more insightful than it really is.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a strange, curious or mysterious nature clichéd unimaginative banal cliched passé stereotypical unoriginal boring drab dreary humdrum monotonous pedestrian tedious uninteresting wearisome cliché-ridden ho-hum mind-numbing mundane tame trite typical vanilla wearying conservative hackneyed prosaic tired warmed-over conformist nonglamorous unglamorous unromantic “We did not enjoy the movie at all because it was so clichéd.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of causing amazement in a surprising manner boring unremarkable unexciting uninspiring uninteresting mind-numbing mundane tame unimpressive uninspired ho hum monotonous aweless believable dreary lifeless unamazing vapid blah bummer tedious tiresome tiring repetitious repetitive wearisome well-worn bromidic spiritless “The artist's mediocre performance was quite boring and unremarkable.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of, involving, or existing only as a fanciful idea realistic attainable real practicable practical pragmatic achievable logical obtainable possible realisableUK realizableUS sensible viable accomplishable acquirable conceivable doable reasonable existent existing feasible gettable ordinary procurable reachable securable workable mundane “I am constantly advised by my parents to have realistic expectations of my salary in the first year of employment.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of not existing in reality realistic living authentic true verisimilar accurate faithful natural veristic genuine truthful credible lifelike representational representative convincing real-life true-to-life true to life “Her stories have been known for her realistic portrayal of women's life.” Find more words! 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