fictive

/ˈfɪktɪv/
adjective
  1. Created by or based on imagination or invention; not real.
    • The novel presents a fictive world that feels surprisingly real.
    • Her fictive account of the event was more entertaining than the truth.
    • The artist's fictive landscapes blend fantasy and memory.
  2. Relating to the making or creation of something, especially in art or literature.
    • The writer's fictive process involves extensive note-taking and revision.
    • The course explores the fictive imagination behind modern cinema.
    • They studied the fictive techniques used in ancient epic poetry.
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