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| assumed; fictional; made-up; romantic; made up; figmental; fabulous; fabular; mythic; fictious (Pavel_Gr); fictive; spurious (bigmaxus); apocryphal (Taras); inflatable (AlexandraM); mythical; hypothetical (Sloneno4eg); fictitious (For their summer vacation, 12-year-old twins Dipper and Mabel Pines are dropped off from their home in Piedmont, California to the fictitious town of Gravity Falls); adscititious; counterfeit; imaginary; fictionalised (Names, characters, organisations, locations and events are either imaginary or depicted in a fictionalised manner. lunuuarguy) | |||
| imaginary (в противопоставление реально существующему / as opposed to real denghu) | |||
| fabricated | |||
| feigned | |||
| airy | |||
| commentitious | |||
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| imagine; invent; think up | |||
| invent (pf of вымышлять); contrive (pf of вымышлять); think up (pf of вымышлять); imagine (pf of вымышлять) | |||
| fabricate | |||
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| fabulously; fictitiously | |||
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