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fabula

American  
[fab-yuh-luh] / ˈfæb yə lə /

noun

plural

fabulae, fabulas
  1. a story or tale, especially a fanciful one or a folk tale.


Other Word Forms

  • fabular adjective

Example Sentences

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This is an American story made by an international cohort — Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín is an executive producer under his Fabula production banner — and the film is so much more than just an exploration of this anomalous oddball story and character who managed to outsmart the media.

From Los Angeles Times

Kota Machida, chief executive of the start-up company Fabula, checks dried food waste in a laboratory at Tokyo University.

From Washington Post

Fabula has found that almost any discarded food item can be turned into its food cement.

From Washington Post

Food manufacturing companies that cannot avoid generating waste during their processes have also reached out to work with the company, said Takuma Oishi, Fabula’s chief commercial officer.

From Washington Post

That’s the idea behind Fabula, a Tokyo-based start-up.

From Washington Post