Meanings of entirely fictitious in English

The characters are entirely fictitious, but the incidents described all actually occurred.

Neither the vegetation nor people in this book are entirely fictitious.

The majority of the characters in the book are entirely fictitious.

The names of the parties are, of course, entirely fictitious.

All characters in this story are entirely fictitious and only exist in the Author's subconscious.

These assurances subsequently turned out to be entirely fictitious.

The coefficients attached to these represent the number of egregious errors or entirely fictitious items given.

These polls were either entirely fictitious or distorted.

His conclusion was that Miss Agatha Winthrop is entirely fictitious and the creation of Madison Avenue and Mass.

The story is entirely fictitious.

The image may be entirely fictitious or fanciful, but so long as the principle is illustrated, essential truth, and that is beauty, is attained.

She delighted to go amongst people who did not know her, where she could give out an entirely fictitious history of herself quite new.

The Bishop's tomb is entirely fictitious; but something which is made to stand for it is now shown to credulous sight-seers in St. Praxed's Church.

Having no reason to disbelieve Wiggleswick's circumstantial though entirely fictitious story, and having by the smile put herself at a disadvantage, she felt uncomfortably routed.

"I was sent to him by a Mr. Amerman." (She named an entirely fictitious personage.)