fictitious
Pertaining to fiction.
Not entirely founded in real life. Not just conjecture, but also fantasy.
Not entirely founded in real life. Not just conjecture, but also fantasy.
The Bible is largely fictitious.
Most 13 y.o. boys have a fictitious foot-long shlong.
Most 13 y.o. boys have a fictitious foot-long shlong.
fictitious
Not real or imaginary
Damn boi! That girl has some fictitious titties. She needs some 3D modelling.
Fictitious
Literally no one can identify the difference between the word "fictitious," and "fictional."
**No one fucking knows.**
Generally used to pronounce one's vocabulary.
**No one fucking knows.**
Generally used to pronounce one's vocabulary.
Teacher: "Today, we are going to be reading a fictitious novel."
Student: "What does the word 'fictitious,' mean?"
Teacher: "It's a synonym for the word 'fictional'."
Student: "What's the difference between the two words?"
Teacher: **"No one fucking knows"**
Student: "What does the word 'fictitious,' mean?"
Teacher: "It's a synonym for the word 'fictional'."
Student: "What's the difference between the two words?"
Teacher: **"No one fucking knows"**
Fictitiously Friendly
1. One who pretends to be nice or friendly to peoples face but then talks about them behind there back.
2. Someone who seems caring about a friends feelings, shows compassion and understanding but doesn't really mean it.
3. A person that appears nice but doesn't have genuine intentions.
2. Someone who seems caring about a friends feelings, shows compassion and understanding but doesn't really mean it.
3. A person that appears nice but doesn't have genuine intentions.
Be careful talking with them, They are Fictitiously Friendly. Not trustable.
fictitious assumption paradigm
The dynamics of false conclusions made by individuals or groups.
The persons worldview was based on a fictitious assumption paradigm.
Fictitious assumption paradigms often exist in complex problems and pattern recognition.
Americans often hold fictitious assumption paradigms about foreign countries and leaders because they never travel.
Fictitious assumption paradigms often exist in complex problems and pattern recognition.
Americans often hold fictitious assumption paradigms about foreign countries and leaders because they never travel.