Big lie and Story

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Story and big lie are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Story" instead a noun phrase "Big lie".

Story noun - A work with imaginary characters and events that is shorter and usually less complex than a novel.

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Big lie and story are semantically related. You can use "Big lie" instead a noun "Story".

Nearby Words: storey, storied, storyline

It is out of character for Bradbury, but works if you view the big lie of the story as representing the writer's art.

Source: Author Tract
One Big Lie: The author invents one (or, at most, a very few) counterfactual physical laws and writes a story that explores the implications of these principles.

Source: Mohs / One Big Lie
The protagonist of The Big Lie from Image Comics (a book about the events of 9/11) does this at the start of the story, discovering she has arrived several days earlier than she intended.

Source: Newspaper Dating

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