fictive
fictive
Definition
fic·tive (fik′tiv)
adjective
- of fiction or the production of fiction
- not real; imaginary; feigned
Etymology: Fr fictif < ML fictivus
fic′·tively adverb
fictive
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- world: Any action by the player must lead to the system adapting the fictive world.
- universe: Nevertheless, this fictive universe becomes the politically relevant universe in which the government or the armed forces are supposed to " do something.
- swimming: In Xenopus, both swimming and fictive swimming can be stopped by pressure to the head skin or cement gland.
- version: The base case model is a fictive version of the building, with special features removed to serve as a relative comparison case.
- film: Mother of Mine is the first fictive film ever made on the individual fate of one of these children.
Browse dictionary entries near fictive
- fictitious
- fictionalize
- fiction
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- fichu
- Fichte
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- fid
- -fid
- fiddle
- fiddle-faddle
- fiddle with
- fiddledeedee
- fiddlehead
- fiddler
- fiddler crab
