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Meanings of fictionalise in English

Spanish
ficcionalizar

Convert into the form or the style of a novel.

ficcionalizar
Synonyms
Examples for "retell"
Examples for "retell"
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Between them Jim and Lucy did their best to retell Randy's story.
The god project
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Dayle did her best to retell the shooting and keep her composure.
The next to die
3
As I retell this story, I can't tell you how serious I was.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
4
She was amazed at how easy it had been to retell the story.
Love overboard
5
Fifthly, allow the children to retell the stories to one another.
Religious Education in the Family
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He thought I could fictionalize it, or do it as a historical.
Legacy: a novel
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If you fictionalize it a little, it would make an extraordinary novel.
Legacy: a novel
3
Let's fictionalize this so no one can find you.
The new yorker
4
I think Stalin is easier to fictionalize because he was actually a much more interesting character.
The new yorker
5
I don't think you need to fictionalize it.
Legacy: a novel
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The next book I'm writing is a memoir, straight-up, I'm not even gonna try to novelize it.
The new yorker
2
The apotheosis of the modern novelized presidency was that of Ronald Reagan.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
3
Powell's speech was the final draft of the novelized Iraq saga.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
4
I'd have my ledger novelized, if I were you, Holland.
Moral
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He suddenly appeared to already - novelizing me in the role of one destined to be famous.
Shadowland
Usage of fictionalise in English
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Brexit: The Uncivil War disguised that ugly truth | Martin Shaw Read more You fictionalise from facts.
The Guardian
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Right now there are no plans in the works to fictionalise anybody else from the Algonquin or any other era.
Reuters
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MacFarlane, who reviewed the novel with a frown in the TLS, thought Waxwings was struggling too hard to fictionalise itself.
The Guardian
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I do take some licence with it and I do fictionalise things so that it is not really the story of my family.
Radio NZ
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My typewriter is gathering dust on my desk; I realise I can fictionalise the trip without ever having to leave my living room.
The Guardian
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First she made several attempts at fictionalising her wartime experiences without much success.
The Guardian
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Its final mission was recalled in a fictionalised 1990 feature film, Memphis Belle.
The Irish Times
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The Fifth Estate is a fictionalised account of the Wikileaks saga.
The Guardian
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It was infamously fictionalised in Plath's 1963 novel, The Bell Jar.
Independent.ie
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And this is what made him a perfect starting point for a fictionalised character.
The Guardian
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The 1988 film Gorillas in the Mist presented a fictionalised version of Fossey's story.
BBC
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Here she fictionalises the forced adoptions of Ireland's unmarried mothers.
The Irish Times
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So there was no way I could have fictionalised him.
Reuters
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Mr Wilson said the Government had fictionalised a terrorist bogeyman to rush through law changes.
Radio NZ
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And there are some great films about artists, fictionalised to a greater or lesser extent.
The Irish Times
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The interest in fictionalised takes on epidemics has been mirrored in other forms of entertainment.
The Guardian
Translations for fictionalise
Fictionalise through the time