Similar words: addictive, depictive, vindictive, afflictive, restrictive, restrictively, fiction, non-fiction. Meaning: adj. 1. adopted in order to deceive 2. capable of imaginative creation.
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1. I have the impression that this fictive marriage of ours is like ghosts in a play.
2. It happens sometimes that the fictive marriage turns into a real one, but that depends on the couple.
3. Literature knows itself to be fictive.
4. The writer has fictive talent.
5. The lowest fixed price, or arbitrary or fictive prices.
6. Consider another fictive scenario.
6. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
7. Mail a post card to a fictive address, it end up to go back to the sender.
8. Declaration: This is a fictive MV, all similarities are coincidences.
9. The guide presents how a fictive company has implemented SSO using claims offering its employees external access to its applications without having to create a VPN connection first.
10. As a man-made expanded form of kinship, the fictive kinship is widespread in Zhuang society with "making Laotong" being its typical relation.
11. Anna and Max are a teen fictive pair experience together.
12. In the text of game, the fictive and the imaginary develop themselves in the process of their interaction.
13. An honest authoritarianism is better than the fictive babelism today, which is more constructive to build new nationality of China in some time.
14. To achieve this transformation from the status of unwelcome stranger to that of fictive kinsman calls for great tact and patience.
15. The Red Studio and the views of Matisse at work show an artist exploring the relationship between real and fictive worlds.
16. On the other hand, intertextuality plays a key role in mixing historical elements and fictive elements together.
17. Concerning the linguistic level, the trajector and motion verb in fictive motion constructions are subject to certain semantic and pragmatic constraints.
18. But it arises as an artefact of the ability to build fictive worlds.
19. Tanizakijunichirou, well-known for the various' deformed and even vicious characters created in his fictive world in his early works, sets his keynote in the pursuit of "women of eternity".
20. Some people have said he's making up a name that's sort of a fictive name for any God loving or beloved by God reader.
21. Beyond that their work deals with the capacity of the video medium to manipulate reality: the video's ostensibly objective documentary quality brings a fictive element in historiography to the fore.
22. Fictive temperature is used for measuring structural relaxation. By means of infrared spectra, fictive temperature and structural relaxation of silica glass can be characterized well.
23. It mainly discovers the social-culture function of complicated network of fictive kinship in the community of Zhuang People in the fifth chapter.
24. The alleged distinction of duty, conflict and validity between social rights liberal rights, which the mainstream human rights theory claims arbitrarily, are fictive and wrong.
25. It is a brief introduction in the second chapter, to fundamental state of the object community, for understanding of the social-culture background which various forms of fictive kinship exists.
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