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fictitious

/fɪkˈtɪʃ.əs/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose d'inventé, d'imaginaire ou qui n'est pas réel, souvent pour tromper ou par opposition à la réalité.

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adjective

/fɪkˈtɪʃ.əs/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose d'inventé, d'imaginaire ou qui n'est pas réel, souvent pour tromper ou par opposition à la réalité.

Describes something that is invented, imaginary, or not real.

  1. Not real or imaginaryB2formal

    Involving or based on something that is not real; invented or made up.

    frfictif (non réel, inventé)

    • The novel is set in a fictitious town called Avonlea.
    • He used a fictitious name to avoid detection.
    • The story is entirely fictitious and not based on real events.

    Synonymesapocryphalfabricatedfalsefancifulfictionalimaginarymade-upmythicalunreal

    Antonymesactualauthenticfactualgenuinerealtrue

  2. False or fabricatedB2formal

    Deliberately created to deceive or mislead.

    frfictif (sens de faux ou fabriqué)

    • The company was accused of reporting fictitious sales figures.
    • She provided a fictitious address on the application form.
    • The witness admitted that his testimony was fictitious.

    Synonymesboguscounterfeitfabricatedfalsefraudulentmade-upshamspuriousuntrue

    Antonymesactualgenuinerealtrue

Formes
  • more fictitious comparative form
  • most fictitious superlative form
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