fictitious (Meaning)
fictitious (s)
formed or conceived by the imagination
adopted in order to deceive
fictitious (a.)
Feigned; imaginary; not real; fabulous; counterfeit; false; not genuine; as, fictitious fame.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fictitious
fictitious Sentence Examples
- The author's fictitious world was populated with intriguing characters.
- The main character in the novel embarked on a journey to a fictitious kingdom.
- The detective uncovered a secret society operating in the fictitious city.
- The movie was set in a fictitious version of 1950s America.
- The play explored themes of love and loss in a fictitious setting.
- The artist created a series of paintings depicting fictitious landscapes.
- The historian studied the fictitious accounts of ancient civilizations.
- The scientist proposed a fictitious theory to explain the origin of the universe.
- The politician used fictitious statistics to support his argument.
- The child's mind was filled with fictitious stories of adventure and magic.
FAQs About the word fictitious
formed or conceived by the imagination, adopted in order to deceiveFeigned; imaginary; not real; fabulous; counterfeit; false; not genuine; as, fictitious fame.
imaginary,fictional, mythic, mythical, fantasied, fantastical, invented, chimerical, fantastic, made-up
existent, existent,real, authentic, authentic, existing, true, genuine, actual, existing
The author's fictitious world was populated with intriguing characters.
The main character in the novel embarked on a journey to a fictitious kingdom.
The detective uncovered a secret society operating in the fictitious city.
The movie was set in a fictitious version of 1950s America.
