factitious in Greek
factitious in Greek is τεχνητός, πλαστός — factitious means made by people rather than occurring naturally.
factitious in Greek
τεχνητός
Pronounced: technitos
Created by humans; artificial.
πλαστός
Pronounced: plastos
Counterfeit, fabricated, fake.
What does "factitious" mean?
- adj Made by people rather than occurring naturally.
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adj Not genuine; fake or made up.
""Well, mater," he said, in a voice of factitious calm, "I've got it." He was looking up at the ceiling. "Got what?" "The National Scholarship. Swynnerton says it's a sheer fluke. But I've got it. Great glory for the Bursley School of Art!""
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factitious in a sentence
- "Well, mater," he said, in a voice of factitious calm, "I've got it." He was looking up at the ceiling. "Got what?" "The National Scholarship. Swynnerton says it's a sheer fluke. But I've got it. Great glory for the Bursley School of Art!"
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What is "factitious" in Greek?
"factitious" in Greek is τεχνητός, πλαστός. factitious means: Made by people rather than occurring naturally.
How do you pronounce τεχνητός?
"factitious" in Greek is τεχνητός, pronounced "technitos".
Are there other ways to say "factitious" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "factitious": τεχνητός, πλαστός.
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