Fantasy and Muse

Fantasy

Fantasy verb - To form a mental picture of.

Usage example: she regularly fantasies sexual encounters that she knows will never happen

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Muse and fantasy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Muse" instead the word "Fantasy" as a noun or a verb.

Muse verb - Reflect deeply on a subject.

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Fantasy and muse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fantasy" instead the word "Muse" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: musing, music, musical, mused, musically

female	female fantasy	female muse
musical	musical fantasy	musical muse
standard	standard fantasy	standard muse
original	original fantasy	original muse
Other adjectives: single, popular, actual, real, young, personal, new, historical.

The surreal OVA Radio City Fantasy involves an artist who is in love with his muse who fits this trope, her white skin and black hair being visually interesting to him.

Source: Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette
This is likely under the "Jesus as Muse" category given how many of their songs have scifi/fantasy influence as well.

Source: Not Christian Rock
The latter is a fantasy about a Greek Muse (Newton-John) who inspires a struggling artist (Michael Beck) to open a lavish roller disco; complications ensue when she falls in love with him.

Source: Dueling Works / Film aka: Dueling Movies

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