fictitious
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Contemporary Examples of fictitious
A twinned, imagined narrative of a fictitious Fidel Castro and a Miami exile intent on assassinating him.
It might seem obvious to say that novels are “fictitious,” but certain ones are composed almost entirely of facts.
“Eventually he appointed me to the fictitious position of ‘legal adviser,’” Levin said.
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But all this fictitious boning has real consequences, of the Teen Mom variety.
50 Shades of Fall TV: New Girl, Scandal, and More Television Fan FictionAmy Zimmerman
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Even in the Showtime series Weeds, a fictitious tobacco company looked to pot as its future growth industry.
Historical Examples of fictitious
That last deceptive stage of his insidious disease had given him a fictitious strength.
The Ebbing Of The TideLouis Becke
It is impossible for two characters to be more at variance than the real and fictitious Falstaff.
The Every Day Book of History and ChronologyJoel Munsell
Durant was probably too respectable a name to be published, and hence the fictitious one.'
As I have mentioned the fictitious physician in “Peregrine Pickle,” let the same page show the real one.
Calamities and Quarrels of AuthorsIsaac Disraeli
On the other hand it is not obvious that a single one of the characters mentioned in the primary authorities is fictitious.
The Heroic AgeH. Munro Chadwick