Preposition: of

• imagination: The idea of imminent war is a figment of the media imagination.

• someone: Everything else is literally a figment of someone 's imagination.

• people: The truth is that Baal was just a figment of people 's imaginations.

• somebody: This isn't a figment of somebody 's imagination.

• author: The names of the main characters, places and events are not figments of the authors ' imaginations.

• man: There is no God except in the figment of man 's imagination.

Adjective modifier

• mere: Turn to God, he said, you have no god but Him the rest are mere figments of your imagination.

• pure: Every universal would be a pure figment of the intellect.

• such: All such figments offer the same problems of falsification.