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Meanings of fictitious in English
Usage of fictitious in English
1
The same distinction is found in the drama and in fictitious narrative.
2
The risk of the trades was masked by fictitious positions, UBS said.
3
The strength of his resolution imparted a fictitious vigor to his muscles.
4
The events described are imaginary and all of the characters are fictitious.
5
It was the fictitious expectations of someone that didn't know any better.
6
There was an adequate display of fictitious grief among her social equals.
7
It is not vital, however, since the name is most likely fictitious.
8
Thus wrote Dickens in his fictitious character, and of his fictitious wife.
9
There was the same fictitious glitter, the same fragility of spurious jewels.
10
The signature which you suspected of being fictitious is my real name.
11
He was powerful with the fictitious strength of desperation and thwarted intent.
12
She is often ill, and always has a fictitious malady in reserve.
13
The characters are entirely fictitious, but the incidents described all actually occurred.
14
But fictitious comfort, if I don't think about it, is real enough.
15
In 2011, he was arrested for driving with a fictitious registration sticker.
16
I have concealed the names of places, and given persons fictitious names.
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Fictitious through the time
Fictitious across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common