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Fictitious

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Adjective

created, taken, or assumed for the sake of concealment; not genuine; false
fictitious names.
of, pertaining to, or consisting of fiction; imaginatively produced or set forth; created by the imagination
a fictitious hero.

Antonyms

adjective
actual , certain , confirmed , factual , genuine , proven , real , sincere , sure , true , truthful

Synonyms

adjective
apocryphal , artificial , assumed , bogus * , chimerical , concocted , cooked-up , counterfeit , created , deceptive , delusive , delusory , dishonest , ersatz * , fabricated , factitious , fake , faked , false , fanciful , fantastic , fashioned , feigned , fictional , fictive , figmental , hyped up , illusory , imaginary , imagined , improvised , invented , made , make-believe , misleading , mock , mythical , phony , queer , romantic , sham * , simulated , spurious , suppositious , supposititious , synthetic , trumped-up , unrealnotes:factitious refers to \'made up , contrived\' as opposed to what is genuine , while fictitious is \'made up , contrived\' as opposed to what is real; a factitious story might be designed to serve a purpose , but a fictitious story is intended to deceivefictional is pertaining to or found in fiction; fictitious is \'false , fraudulent\' or \'non-existent\' , fantastical , made-up , bogus , chimeric , sham , unreal , untrue

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