fictionalisation UK
ˌfɪkʃənəlaɪˈzeɪʃən
See also: fictionalization (US)
Definition

Definition of fictionalisation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
literatureRareUKwriting in a fictional formRareUK
  • The author's fictionalisation of the biography was captivating.
dramatization fictionalization novelization
2.
making fictionalRareUKprocess of making something fictionalRareUK
  • The fictionalisation of the historical event sparked controversy.
dramatization fictionalization novelization
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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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  1. French:fictionnalisation, fictivisation, ...
  2. German:Fiktionalisierung, Verwandlung in Fiktion, ...
  3. Italian:romanzatura, romanzamento, ...
  4. Spanish:ficcionalización, ...
  5. Portuguese:ficcionalização, romanceamento, ...
  6. Chinese:虚构化, ...
  7. Japanese:フィクション化, フィクショナリゼーション, ...
  8. Arabic:تَخْيِيل, تَحْوِيل إِلَى خَيَال, ...
  9. Hebrew:כְּתִיבָה בִּדְיוֹנִית, בִּדּוּי, ...
  10. Russian:фикционализация, вымысел, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фікціоналізація, вигадування, ...
  12. Hindi:काल्पनिकता, काल्पनिककरण, ...

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