Bizarre
Bizarre adjective - Conceived or made without regard for reason or reality.
Fictional
Fictional adjective - Not real and existing only in the imagination.
Bizarre and fictional are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bizarre" instead an adjective "Fictional".
Nearby Words: fiction, fictitious, fictionally, fictionalised
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- whimsical and bizarre
- whimsical and fictional
- fanciful and bizarre
- fanciful and fictional
- eccentric and bizarre
- eccentric and fictional
- queer and bizarre
- queer and fictional
- foolish and bizarre
- foolish and fictional
- incredible and bizarre
- incredible and fictional
- fantastic and bizarre
- fantastic and fictional
Both words in one sentence
- It's a quaintly innocent, even slightly dull, workplace sitcom... except that the (fictional) author's bizarre, disturbing and grotesque fetishes keep creeping in.
Source: Author Appeal - After pointing this out, he proceeds to give a very detailed explanation as to why there's nothing wrong feeling sexual desire for fictional characters, no matter how bizarre.
Source: Web Video / Familiar Faces -
Breaking the Fourth Wall: Done in an extremely bizarre and meta way in "Le premier cours" when Vince speculates that he, Evan, and possibly Jeff are fictional characters.
Source: Web Video / Everyman HYBRID
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