Fiction and Plot

Fiction

Fiction noun - Something that is the product of the imagination.

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Plot and fiction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plot" instead a noun "Fiction".

Nearby Words: fictitious, fictional, fictionally

Plot noun - A secret plan for accomplishing evil or unlawful ends.

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Fiction and plot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fiction" instead a noun "Plot".

Nearby Words: plotted, plotting, plotless

good	good fiction	good plot
typical	typical fiction	typical plot
common	common fiction	common plot
complete	complete fiction	complete plot
Other adjectives: future, original, many, true, romantic, actual, entire, real, great, serious, little, bad, dark, interesting, early, fantastic, general.

The Genre Shift to vaguely Twilight Zone-esque soft science fiction and the plot full of weapons-grade Mind Screw may have something to do with this.

Source: First Installment Wins
Literary note: the "Adam and Eve" plot is mentioned (in a bad way) in many articles and books on writing science fiction stories.

Source: Adam and Eve Plot
Alternatively, If I know that this is a work of fiction, start reading that plot.

Source: Just For Fun / The Universal Genre Savvy Guide

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