fictitious

Modifies a noun

• narrative: It is clear that Defoe's idea of a fictitious narrative was that it should present either unusual people or abnormal situations.
• scenario: Additional recruits to our fictitious scenario were introduced in the previous edition of the Journal.
• character: Here, four fictitious characters describe their new hospital.
• diary: Another possibility is to write diary entries " around " the one you've chosen, creating a fictitious diary.
• president: We live in the time where we have fictitious election results that elect a fictitious president.
• name: Using a legal fictitious name has long been a common practice by authors.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: The colors of dinosaurs illustrated in books are purely fictitious.
• wholly: Notes: [ also: The Mystery, or Forty Years Ago: ' This Novel is not wholly fictitious.
• entirely: Whilst most are entirely fictitious, bred form urban myths of payouts for nothing - always a " friend of a friend " .
• totally: Brian Mitchell, trading standards officer, described the story as " totally fictitious.
• completely: Moore dismisses the alleged email as being, " Completely fictitious " , and, " Complete and utter lies " .
• mostly: Where possible each module or pairing of modules represents a different industry or location, mostly fictitious.

Used with adjective complement

seem: The persons did not seem fictitious, but quite in the same condition as they were presented.