Definition
Definition of fictionalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
literatureRare UK writing in a fictional formRare UK
- The author's fictionalisation of the biography was captivating.
2.
making fictionalRare UK process of making something fictionalRare UK
- The fictionalisation of the historical event sparked controversy.
Origin of fictionalisation
English, fiction (imagination) + -alisation (process)
Examples of fictionalisation in a sentence
The film is a fictionalisation of true events. The book's fictionalisation was well-received. Fictionalisation of real events can be controversial.
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- French:fictionnalisation, fictivisation, ...
- German:Fiktionalisierung, Verwandlung in Fiktion, ...
- Italian:romanzatura, romanzamento, ...
- Spanish:ficcionalización, ...
- Portuguese:ficcionalização, romanceamento, ...
- Chinese:虚构化, ...
- Japanese:フィクション化, フィクショナリゼーション, ...
- Arabic:تَخْيِيل, تَحْوِيل إِلَى خَيَال, ...
- Hebrew:כְּתִיבָה בִּדְיוֹנִית, בִּדּוּי, ...
- Russian:фикционализация, вымысел, ...
- Ukrainian:фікціоналізація, вигадування, ...
- Hindi:काल्पनिकता, काल्पनिककरण, ...
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