fictional in Greek
fictional in Greek is φανταστικός — fictional means existing only in a story; invented rather than real.
fictional in Greek
φανταστικός
Pronounced: fadastikos
Invented, as opposed to real.
What does "fictional" mean?
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adj Existing only in a story; invented rather than real.
"Romeo and Juliet are fictional characters."
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fictional in a sentence
- Romeo and Juliet are fictional characters.
- Gotham City is a fictional setting inspired by New York.
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What is "fictional" in Greek?
"fictional" in Greek is φανταστικός. fictional means: Existing only in a story; invented rather than real.
How do you pronounce φανταστικός?
"fictional" in Greek is φανταστικός, pronounced "fadastikos".
How do you use "fictional" in a sentence?
Example: "Gotham City is a fictional setting inspired by New York." In Greek, "fictional" is φανταστικός.
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