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Definition of figment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
imagination inventionthing imagined or invented that does not exist in reality
- That monster is just a figment of your imagination.
- The treasure map was a figment of his mind.
- Her story about aliens was a figment.
Expressions with figment
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something imagined that is not real
The monster under the bed is just a figment of the imagination.
invented story or idea
The rumor about the treasure was a figment of imagination.
something imagined that does not exist in reality
The monster under the bed is just a figment of his imagination.
something imagined that does not exist
The monster under the bed is just a figment of your imagination.
Origin of figment
Latin, figmentum (something formed)
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imaginary
figment of the imagination
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- French:fantasme, ...
- German:Hirngespinst, ...
- Italian:frutto dell'immaginazione, ...
- Spanish:invención, ...
- Portuguese:fantasia, ...
- Chinese:想象的产物, ...
- Japanese:想像の産物, ...
- Arabic:وَهْم, ...
- Hebrew:הַמְצָאָה, ...
- Russian:плод воображения, ...
- Ukrainian:вигадка, ...
- Hindi:मात्र कल्पना, ...
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