Meanings of fictitious character in English

Thus wrote Dickens in his fictitious character, and of his fictitious wife.

It's a possibility that he is a fictitious character used by al Qaeda.

It creates a phantom, a fictitious character, and calls that Christ.

Some people seem to think that the "Deacon" is a fictitious character.

Arthyn is a fictitious character; as is also Gertrude.

The poor wretch had got his place under, as it turned out, a fictitious character.

He didn't know you were talking to him at the table, You are a fictitious character, you know.

So ingenious is conjecture that a personal resemblance has been discovered between the fictitious character and the deceased relative!

Mr. Gilbert West and Lord Lyttelton once undertook to organize a campaign to expose the fictitious character of the biblical narrative.

This statement alone will be sufficient to show to our readers the fictitious character of the account contained in this book.

A year or two afterwards, (for I am not writing of a fictitious character,) this man's frauds were discovered.

A fictitious character is but poorly equipped for resisting a hungry but live author who comes to drag him forth from a restaurant.

Walter of Varila, a more fictitious character, represents the 'healthy animalism' of the Teutonic mind, with its mixture of deep earnestness and hearty merriment.

The story traced a sailboat journey taken by two fictitious characters along America's eastern coast.

I have never been able to describe even my fictitious characters except by their actions.

In the style of Brian O'Nolan's Myles na Gopaleen his column featured numerous fictitious characters.