Antonym: factual. Similar words: fiction, non-fiction, nonfiction, dictionary, functional, affectional, science fiction, sectionalism. Meaning: ['fɪkʃənl] 
adj. 1. related to or involving literary fiction 2. formed or conceived by the imagination.
adj. 1. related to or involving literary fiction 2. formed or conceived by the imagination. 
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121. A hypothetical inhabitant of the planet mars, especially as a stock fictional character.
122. The young director filmed this story in a bittersweet undertone , playing with fictional and documentary codes.
123. Relax. The man says relax. I've got a fictional character stashed in a hotel room, and I think my wife is having me tailed by a private shamus.
124. As I did in Part One, I will continue using the Behemoth Retail Company, a fictional organization for which we're developing a data warehouse via true-to-life scenarios.
125. How can it be that a fictional character out run the President of all people?
126. However , too much fictional, idiosyncratic biography is a distraction and makes your personas less credible.
127. There is a fictional stock exchange and a stock broker with multiple stock traders who each make a number of trades.
127. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.
128. Well some might say they wished Bush to a fictional character, but sadly not.
129. While Greer and remote-controlled robots are fictional, the concept of technology changing lifestyle is very real. It happens frequently, and transparently.
130. The action takes place on Pandora, a fictional moon in the Alpha Centauri star system.
131. If not, why Addison make the fictional Bim a killer?
132. No literary work of antiquity, including the fictional, comes close to the accuracy of the extant OT and NT MSS.
133. Arthur Conan Doyle's fictional detective operated in the sprawling urban area of Victorian London.
134. A preeminent actor can bring a fictional character to life.
135. This story is purely fictional. Any similarity is purely coincidental.
136. Gordon: Did you finish that fictional book about Area 51?
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