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| fantasy (sever_korrespondent) | |||
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| fabricated | |||
| spoof; made up; cooked-up; fabled; figmental; fictional; fictitious; made out of whole cloth; affected; made out of whole clot; feigned (Aly19); trumpedup (Interex); imaginary (MargeWebley); pretend (x741); cooked up; fictive; make believe; made-up; farfetched (sergeidorogan); assumed; fake ("cromulent" was a fake word until it was added to Dictionary.com's 21st Century Lexicon SirReal); make-believe; made; invented | |||
| fictionally based (о фильме, в основе которого лежит не реальная история Secretary) | |||
| out of one's own head | |||
| commentitious | |||
| notional (It is this lack of balance, rather than a notional equilibrium, that characterizes all economic activity. Именно отсутствие равновесия, а не какой-то выдуманный баланс характеризует всю экономическую деятельность. suburbian) | |||
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| invent; contrive; excogitate; fabricate; fib; romance; trump up; whomp up; trump; make sth. up (The 22-year-old Abbotsford woman who called 9-1-1 claiming a stranger forced his way into her apartment, attacked her, then sexually assaulted her admitted she had made the whole thing up. ART Vancouver); confabulate; extemporize; romanticize; go off (I made him the victim in a crime novel, which I duly went off and wrote lop20); make up; confect; cook; forge; concoct; devise; cook up (to invent or make up a false story etc. • He cooked up a story about his car having broken down) | |||
| think up | |||
| think out | |||
| cook up | |||
| fudge; scrape up (george serebryakov) | |||
| mint | |||
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| fictitiously | |||
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