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make-believe

adjective as in imagined, unreal

noun as in unreality

adjective as in imagined, unreal

noun as in unreality

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Donetsk, formerly a make-believe republic, is turning into a little neo-Soviet state.

Her current obsession is Harry Potter, so the guest of honor at her birthday party will be a make believe Hermione Granger.

We were at the CIA recently, and I broached this question because it was front and center in our make-believe intelligence agency.

Was this a conspiracy as charged in the indictment, or just some make-believe as the defense contends?

As head of a state—even such a make-believe state as the Vatican—Joseph Ratzinger has absolute immunity from legal action.

Never mind the dust; I've turned it on to make believe we're going tremendously fast.

He left about a hundred of us here to make believe we 'uns ware goin' to attack Paris, so to give him time to git away.

They would pick them up and hold them in their hands and would then make believe they were Cave-men trapping reindeer in the snow.

Then the larger reindeer that had lost their antlers started off to make-believe higher lands.

Already poor Richard was very humble, his make-believe spirit all snuffed out.

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On this page you'll find 40 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to make-believe, such as: imaginary, fictional, simulated, fantasy, pretend, and dream.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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