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• s  adopted in order to deceive
  fictive sympathy
• s  capable of imaginative creation
  fictive talent

• Last week real events in a small Maine community seemed on the verge of following those in fictive Berryville.
• NOCs are among the government's most closely guarded secrets, because they often work for real or fictive private companies overseas and are set loose to spy solo.
• Knowing this, Chryssa prudently went into neon as fictive archaeology.

• assumed
• false
• fictitious
• pretended
• put on
• sham

News & Articles

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• ‘Raising’ Chickens With Mark Twain
  Tom Sawyer, the fictive alter ego of Mark Twain, was no fan of labor. As the famous white-washing scene in Tom Sawyer shows, if Tom could find a way to persuade, convince, or coerce someone else to do the work for him, that would be a task worth putting effort into—not the drudgery of painting a fence.
  Sept. 2, 2013 - Takepart.com via Yahoo! News