To retell something real as if it were fiction, especially by fabricating falsehoods || To convert something into a novel or other dramatic work
These ideologies exploit phenomenalism and theoreticism respectively, allowing neocolonialists to factualize literature and ultranationalists to fictionalize history.
These ideologies exploit phenomenalism and theoreticism respectively, allowing neocolonialists to factualize literature and Japanese ultranationalists to fictionalize history.
Van Zant’s tales fictionalize, yet explain in easily understood and endearing terms, the hardship and demise of America’s wild horses.
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"Subject" Fictitiousness and "Right" Vacancy: A Research on Chinese Rural Proprietary Right of Land
“主体”的虚拟与“权利”的缺失―中国农村集体土地所有权研究
属类：行业术语-中文论文标题--
The Anthropological Base of Literary Fictitiousness
文学虚构的人类学根据
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Account on Fictitiousness of Opera Stage Setting
戏曲舞台布景虚拟性初探
属类：行业术语-中文论文标题--
Fictitiousness and Authenticity of Modern Verse
现代诗的虚拟性与真实性例说
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Being among the fictitiousness and the true --Talking about the comparative literature of the network times
在虚拟和真实之间--兼谈网络时代的比较文学
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1.Not real or true; imaginary or fabricated.
‘reports of a deal were dismissed as _fictitious_ by the Minister’
‘She used four _fictitious_ names on bogus loan applications to her company and pocketed the proceeds.’
2.Occurring in or invented for fiction.
‘For the first time, the Indian Postal Services Department has issued a stamp on a _fictitious_ character.’
‘It’s a two-hour _fictitious_ psychological thriller that has real elements to it.’
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‘reports of a deal were dismissed as _fictitious_ by the Minister’
