make-belief (Meaning)

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make-belief (n.)

A feigning to believe; make believe.

Children immersed themselves in the make-belief world of their imaginary friends.
The actor adopted a make-belief persona that transported him beyond reality.
The magician's illusions played upon the audience's make-belief that the impossible was possible.
In the realm of theater, make-belief becomes a powerful tool for conveying emotions and ideas.
The make-belief scenarios painted by the author captivated readers, transporting them to distant lands and surreal experiences.
The child's make-belief pet was a cherished companion, providing comfort and unconditional love.
The political rallies often presented a make-belief image of unity that masked underlying tensions.
The allure of make-belief can be both intoxicating and dangerous, as it can lead to a distorted view of reality.
The elderly often find solace in make-belief stories that evoke cherished memories and lost loved ones.
The make-belief world of social media can create an illusion of belonging and acceptance, while masking the challenges of real-life interactions.

A feigning to believe; make believe.

mythical, fantasied,imaginary, fictitious, fantastical, fictional, mythic, phantasmic,imagined, theoretic

existing, genuine, true, actual, existing,real, real, actual, true, genuine

Children immersed themselves in the make-belief world of their imaginary friends.

The actor adopted a make-belief persona that transported him beyond reality.

The magician's illusions played upon the audience's make-belief that the impossible was possible.

In the realm of theater, make-belief becomes a powerful tool for conveying emotions and ideas.