fictive Antonyms
Strongest:
- real
- existent
- true
- genuine
- existent
- actual
- authentic
- true
- actual
- existing
- real
- existing
- authentic
- genuine
Strong:
- solid
- physical
- substantial
- corporeal
- corporeal
- solid
- factual
- believable
- substantial
- realistic
- physical
- convincing
- verifiable
- believable
- factual
- realistic
- convincing
- verifiable
Weak:
Strongest:
- deceptive
- nonexistent
- fabricated
- hallucinatory
- phantasmagorical
- delusive
- feigned
- illusory
- delusional
- phantasmagoric
- concocted
Strong:
- romantic
- inexistent
- unbelievable
- theoretic
- envisioned
- unlikely
- unconvincing
- pictured
- imaginary
- abstract
- fabled
- conceived
- envisaged
- mythic
- daydreamlike
- fictional
- fantastical
- hypothetical
- theoretical
- visualized
- fictitious
Weak:
Meaning of fictive
fictive (s)
adopted in order to deceive
capable of imaginative creation
fictive (a.)
Feigned; counterfeit.
fictive Sentence Examples
- The researchers were immersed in the fictive world created by the virtual reality simulation.
- The protagonist embarked on a fictive quest to retrieve the enchanted artifact.
- The artist's fictive tale of a talking cat captivated the audience.
- The politician's fictive promises failed to convince the skeptical voters.
- The actor's fictive portrayal of the character brought the historical figure to life.
- The detective wove a fictive narrative to explain the puzzling crime scene.
- The songwriter's fictive lyrics painted a vivid picture of heartbreak and longing.
- The author's fictive novel transported readers to a distant and fantastical realm.
- The director's fictive film challenged conventional notions of reality and truth.
- The philosopher's fictive thought experiment explored the boundaries of human knowledge and understanding.
FAQs About the word fictive
adopted in order to deceive, capable of imaginative creationFeigned; counterfeit.
deceptive, nonexistent, fabricated, hallucinatory,phantasmagorical, delusive, feigned, illusory, delusional, phantasmagoric
real, existent, true, genuine, existent, actual, authentic, true,actual, existing
The researchers were immersed in the fictive world created by the virtual reality simulation.
The protagonist embarked on a fictive quest to retrieve the enchanted artifact.
The artist's fictive tale of a talking cat captivated the audience.
The politician's fictive promises failed to convince the skeptical voters.
