Associations to the word «Fictional»
Noun
- Android
- Hoax
- Nonfiction
- Utopia
- Batman
- Agatha
- Avatar
- Clancy
- Glee
- Vampire
- Oz
- Holmes
- Cw
- Heroine
- Crossover
- Sg
- Faulkner
- Realm
- Atlantis
- Autobiography
- Gotham
- Pseudonym
- Mutant
- Frankenstein
- Anarchy
- Soprano
- Cartoon
- Exploit
- Nemesis
- Skit
- Bbc
- Entourage
- Story
- Super
- Ninja
- Potter
- Sequel
- Saga
- Auto
- Wessex
- Bold
- Miniseries
- Dragon
- Cartoonist
- Espionage
- Recount
- Ego
- Planet
- Entity
- Marlowe
- Archie
- Guiding
- Book
- Undead
- Diary
- Vance
- Poe
- Scenario
- Documentary
- Fallout
- Peyton
- Hero
- Tv
- Inspiration
- Fleming
- Depicting
- Scully
Adjective
Wiktionary
FICTIONAL, adjective. Invented, as opposed to real.
Dictionary definition
FICTIONAL, adjective. Related to or involving literary fiction; "clever fictional devices"; "a fictional treatment of the train robbery".
FICTIONAL, adjective. Formed or conceived by the imagination; "a fabricated excuse for his absence"; "a fancied wrong"; "a fictional character".
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