Similar words: believe, believe in, disbelieve, it is believed that, relieve, believable, relieved, unbelievable. Meaning: n. 1. imaginative intellectual play 2. the enactment of a pretense. adj. imagined as in a play make believe. v. represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act like.
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31 In the video, Michael Jackson danced down a make-believe street protesting that "the kid is not my son"
32 They’ll soon get ready to head out for entrepreneur day camp, where they role-play as banker, shopkeeper, and mayor of a make-believe city and learn how to levy taxes and create products.
33 Maggie: Ok for our last meal we will pretend that this is an eloquent banquette with a make-believe table.
34 Our Irish faery terrors have about them something of make-believe.
35 Come on, guys, you're already part of a make-believe world in which mankind can outfly the speed of light.
36 Give children a blank checkbook register and create a stack of make-believe checks. Put a monthly total in the register and have them write you "checks" whenever they need cash.
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