Framed
Imaginary
Imaginary adjective - Not real and existing only in the imagination.
Framed and imaginary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Framed" instead an adjective "Imaginary".
Nearby Words: imagination, imaginative
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Instead of being a long essay like most books of this kind, it is framed in the model of an imaginary symposium between a group of fictional characters.
Source: Systems Of Survival - Anne Frank framed her journal, published as Diary Of A Young Girl, in the form of letters to her imaginary friend Kitty.
Source: Epistolary Novel - When you are arrested for murders you were either framed for or goaded into actually committing by Sarevok, he's more than happy to glibly pronounce you the death sentence for a list of imaginary charges besides murder, clearly enjoying the abusing of power.
Source: Smug Snake / Video Games
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