Conceived
Fictional
Fictional adjective - Not real and existing only in the imagination.
Usage example: the events in the horror movie seemed so real to some fans that they could not believe that the whole thing was fictional
Conceived and fictional are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conceived" instead an adjective "Fictional".
Nearby Words: fiction, fictitious, fictionally, fictionalised
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- make-believe and conceived
- make-believe and fictional
- fanciful and conceived
- fanciful and fictional
- imaginary and conceived
- imaginary and fictional
- supposed and conceived
- supposed and fictional
- assumed and conceived
- assumed and fictional
- fantastic and conceived
- fantastic and fictional
- fabricated and conceived
- fabricated and fictional
Both words in one sentence
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What Might Have Been: The show was originally conceived as Delta Blues and was set in a fictional town near New Orleans.
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Cool Sword: The Master Sword as a Lightsaber, resulting in one of the coolest fictional swords ever conceived.
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Christopher Fowler's novel Hell Train is conceived as the novelisation of a fictional "lost" Hammer Horror film, with a framing narrative around the planning of the film.
Source: Comic Book Fantasy Casting
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