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
Romantic and fictional are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Romantic" instead an adjective "Fictional".
Nearby Words: fiction, fictitious, fictionally, fictionalised
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- ideal and fictional
- ideal and romantic
- whimsical and fictional
- whimsical and romantic
- fanciful and fictional
- fanciful and romantic
- imaginary and fictional
- imaginary and romantic
- fantastic and fictional
- fantastic and romantic
- visionary and fictional
- visionary and romantic
- unreal and fictional
- unreal and romantic
Both words in one sentence
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Fictional Country: Genovia Foil: Josh and Michael, the romantic leads in the first film (neither of whom is relevant in the second).
Source: Film / The Princess Diaries -
Walter Matthau plays Albert Einstein as a romantic matchmaker between his (fictional) niece Catherine and local auto mechanic Ed Walters.
Source: Useful Notes / Albert Einstein - In addition, the film's entire romantic subplot, down to the character of Naoko herself, is entirely fictional, with no corresponding scenario in real life.
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