fictionalization.html - n.
1 an invented idea or statement or narrative; an imaginary thing.
2 literature, esp. novels, describing imaginary events and people.
3 a conventionally accepted falsehood (legal fiction; polite fiction).
4 the act or process of inventing imaginary things.

fictional adj. fictionality n. fictionalize v.tr. (also -ise). fictionalization n. fictionally adv. fictionist n. [ME f. OF f. L fictio -onis (as FICTILE)]

fictionalization.html - adj.
1 made of earth or clay by a potter.
2 of pottery. [L fictilis f. fingere fict- fashion]

fictionalization.html - n.
1 an invented idea or statement or narrative; an imaginary thing.
2 literature, esp. novels, describing imaginary events and people.
3 a conventionally accepted falsehood (legal fiction; polite fiction).
4 the act or process of inventing imaginary things.

fictional adj. fictionality n. fictionalize v.tr. (also -ise). fictionalization n. fictionally adv. fictionist n. [ME f. OF f. L fictio -onis (as FICTILE)]

fictionalization.html - adj.
1 imaginary, unreal.
2 counterfeit; not genuine.
3 (of a name or character) assumed.
4 of or in novels.
5 regarded as what it is called by a legal or conventional fiction.

fictitiously adv. fictitiousness n. [L ficticius (as FICTILE)]

fictionalization.html - adj.
1 creating or created by imagination.
2 not genuine.

fictively adv. fictiveness n. [F fictif -ive or med.L fictivus (as FICTILE)]

fictionalization.html - adj.
1 made of earth or clay by a potter.
2 of pottery. [L fictilis f. fingere fict- fashion]