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Definition of fictive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
creative imaginationrelated to or capable of creating imaginative invention
- Her fictive talents produced a captivating novel..
2.
fictionalhaving the characteristics of fiction
- The fictive story captivated the audience.
Origin of fictive
Latin, fictivus (imaginary)
Terms with fictive included in their meaning
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creativity
purposely fictive or imaginative
Examples of fictive in a sentence
His fictive storytelling captivated the audience. Her fictive world was full of magical creatures. The novel's fictive elements were beautifully crafted.
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- French:fictif, ...
- German:fiktiv, ...
- Italian:immaginativo, immaginario, ...
- Spanish:ficticio, ...
- Portuguese:fictício, ...
- Chinese:虚构的, 虚幻的, ...
- Japanese:創造的, 架空の, ...
- Arabic:خَيالي, وَهْمِي, ...
- Hebrew:דמיוני, ...
- Russian:творческий, вымышленный, ...
- Ukrainian:вигаданий, ...
- Hindi:कल्पनाशील, काल्पनिक, ...
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