make believe Antonyms
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Strong:
- physical
- verifiable
- convincing
- existent
- believable
- physical
- believable
- existent
- factual
- authentic
- verifiable
- factual
- realistic
- authentic
- realistic
- convincing
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Strongest:
Strong:
- imaginal
- chimerical
- theoretical
- notional
- imagined
- made-up
- phantom
- phantasmic
- fanciful
- chimeric
- ideal
- unreal
- pretend
- theoretic
- invented
- phantasmal
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Meaning of make believe
make believe (v)
represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act like
make believe (n)
imaginative intellectual play
the enactment of a pretense
make believe (s)
imagined as in a play
make believe (n.)
A feigning to believe, as in the play of children; a mere pretense; a fiction; an invention.
make believe (a.)
Feigned; insincere.
make believe Sentence Examples
- The children engaged in imaginative make-believe play, transforming their backyard into a magical kingdom.
- The politician's make-believe promises during the campaign quickly unraveled once he took office.
- The actor's make-believe character captivated the audience, immersing them in the world of the play.
- The make-believe world of the novel held a powerful grip on my imagination, making it difficult to return to reality.
- The child's make-believe friend provided comfort and companionship during lonely times.
- The artist's make-believe sculptures challenged the boundaries of traditional form and function.
- The make-believe scenario we created for the experiment yielded surprising results.
- The make-believe battle raged fiercely, each side convinced of their own victory.
- The make-believe romance between the two characters left me longing for a happy ending.
- The make-believe game had a profound impact on the children's development, fostering their creativity and problem-solving skills.
FAQs About the word make believe
represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act like, imaginative intellectual play, the enactment of a pretense, imagined as in a playA feigning
imaginary, mythic, fictitious, fantasied, fictional, mythical, fantastical, imaginal, chimerical, theoretical
existing, existing, real,real, true, genuine, actual, actual, genuine, true
The children engaged in imaginative make-believe play, transforming their backyard into a magical kingdom.
The politician's make-believe promises during the campaign quickly unraveled once he took office.
The actor's make-believe character captivated the audience, immersing them in the world of the play.
The make-believe world of the novel held a powerful grip on my imagination, making it difficult to return to reality.
