figments (Meaning)

figments

something made up or contrived, something imagined or made up

No weak antonyms found.

The artist's imagination conjured figments of fantastical creatures dancing across the canvas.
The child's bedtime story spun a tale of figments, a world where unicorns and dragons soared.
In the depths of delusion, the paranoid mind fabricated figments of enemies lurking around every corner.
The figments of his nightmares haunted him, leaving him restless and anxious.
The politician's speech was filled with figments, promises that rang hollow to discerning voters.
The museum's display showcased the figments of ancient civilizations, remnants of a forgotten world.
The figments of love danced in her heart, a bittersweet symphony of longing and joy.
The poet's words painted vivid figments, transporting the reader to realms beyond the ordinary.
The figments of fame and fortune tempted the aspiring actor, but he knew they were often fleeting.
In the labyrinth of his mind, figments of memories and regrets mingled, shaping his troubled present.

something made up or contrived, something imagined or made up

illusions, visions, fantasies, delusions, dreams, daydreams, fictions, hallucinations, fancies, conceits

facts, realities,actualities,

The artist's imagination conjured figments of fantastical creatures dancing across the canvas.

The child's bedtime story spun a tale of figments, a world where unicorns and dragons soared.

In the depths of delusion, the paranoid mind fabricated figments of enemies lurking around every corner.

The figments of his nightmares haunted him, leaving him restless and anxious.