Loosley structure of play using imagination and sometimes role-play.
Represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act like.
1The coordinate system is just make believe, you know, like Peter Pan.
2This man will make believe he is doing it for the minister.
3Of course it was absurd to try to make believe any longer.
4She could make believe before the world, but not alone with Rudyard.
5Then I'll be the Ringmaster and make believe they are doing tricks.
6Folks who marry for money make believe love- Ihavewatched them- Iknow
7Violet will like to smell it-atleast, I make believe she will.'
8They could not make believe be alive until night should come again.
9Then I'll make believe I'm a tramp and come along the road.
10You must make believe you're glad she's going, same as I do.'
11Of course you'll make believe, but then-youneedn't; I'm here, any way!
12Then he was back on the floor, back in make believe.
13And then I make believe to whisper something in your ear.
14But when you think back on it, it still seems like make believe.
15I just make believe I'm one up here in the attic.
16They understood very well that this was acting, and make believe.
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