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Meanings of fictional in English
Portuguese
fictício Related to or involving literary fiction.
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Formed or conceived by the imagination.
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Examples for "literary composition"
Examples for "literary composition"
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Edward Alexander of Halifax.-Attemptsin literary composition.-Contributionsto the Historic Times.
2
He occasionally occupied himself in literary composition on subjects connected with his profession.
3
Of every species of literary composition he is equally a master.
4
Even then I did not know that she was addicted to literary composition.
5
Within this range is evidenced at least three distinct types of literary composition.
Usage of fictional in English
1
Because in their fictional form they have what we really want: independence.
2
That sort of national identity is impossible to summarise in fictional form.
3
Unlike their mostly fictional elders, the young people talk and behave realistically.
4
Why was the series set in this fictional place called New Azania?
5
I mean one with a fictional boarding school setting, she said recently.
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Still, is it possible to know too much about a fictional character?
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In turn, these affect the behavior of characters in the fictional world.
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Martin about fictional families fighting for control of a mythical land, Westeros.
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Martin about fictional, medieval families fighting for control of a mythical land.
10
Most of us, of course, prefer our conspiracies to be entirely fictional.
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The real estate company and its principals were also fictional, Bharara said.
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Author Stacy Gregg has just released her latest young adult fictional novel.
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Don't believe the struggle is real here in the fictional post-racial America?
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In fact, the island as a whole has a faintly fictional quality.
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The fictional ODG operates from an office building near Regent's Park, London.
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He said he envied his fictional counterpart's affair with an Italian woman.
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New Zealand
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