Synonyms for Fiction:

n.
- untruth,
- adaptation,
- drama,
- detective,
- classic,
- fantasy,
- comedy,
- black comedy.
- illusion,
- reverie,
- Phantasm,
- vision,
- fancy,
- real.
- belief.
- true.
• communication (noun)
- fiction.
• composition (noun)
- literary work,
- verse,
- concerto,
- rhapsody,
- short story,
- symphony,
- thesis,
- short stories,
- cantatas,
- Concertos,
- literary works,
- Melodies,
- song,
- Rhapsodies,
- music,
- cantata.
• fable (noun)
- un truth,
- one for bird,
- un-truth,
- fairy stories,
- bestiaries,
- un-truths,
- old chestnut,
- old saws,
- old saw,
- one for the birds,
- tall story,
- one for birds,
- old chestnuts,
- fable,
- tall stories,
- hogwash,
- un truths,
- fairy story,
- one for the bird,
- bestiary.
• fabrication (noun)
- fabrication,
- Artifacts,
- artifact,
- jives,
- song dance.
• falsehood (noun)
- deceit,
- duplicity,
- crookedness,
- fraudulence,
- dishonesty,
- phoniness,
- falsehood,
- figment,
- deceptiveness,
- delusion.
• fib (noun)
- mis representation,
- mis-representation,
- mis-representations,
- spinaches,
- spinach,
- mis representations.
• fiction of the mind (noun)
- figment of the imagination.
• fictitious story, often ancient (noun)
- myth.
• figment (noun)
- castle in air,
- castle the air,
- castle air,
- Illusions.
• figment of the imagination (noun)
• inveracity (noun)
- in-veracities,
- in-veracity,
- in veracities,
- in veracity.
• legend (noun)
- folk story,
- folk stories,
- lore.
• lie (noun)
- fraudulences,
- de tractions,
- dis-information,
- disinformation,
- hyper-boles,
- hyper boles,
- in-accuracy,
- hyper-bole,
- disinformations,
- hyper bole,
- in accuracy,
- falsification,
- dis informations,
- in-accuracies,
- dis-informations,
- de traction,
- in accuracies,
- falsifications,
- de-tractions,
- dis information,
- de-traction.
• myth (noun)
- folk ballads,
- folk ballad.
• narrative (noun)
- Chronologies,
- de tails,
- chronology,
- potboilers,
- de tail,
- de-tail,
- long and short of it,
- long and short it,
- potboiler,
- re counts,
- long short of it,
- de-tails,
- re-counts,
- long short it.
• novel (noun)
- novelette,
- cliff hanger,
- best seller,
- novelettes,
- cliff-hanger,
- novelle,
- cliff hangers,
- cliff-hangers,
- novella,
- novellas.
• phantasma (noun)
- mental pictures,
- pie in sky,
- mental picture,
- pie sky,
- pie the sky.
• romance (noun)
- melodrama,
- lyrics,
- idyll,
- romance,
- melodramas,
- idylls,
- tearjerker,
- tearjerkers,
- love story,
- tear-jerker,
- tear jerkers,
- love stories,
- tear-jerkers,
- tear jerker.
• rumor (noun)
- back fence talk,
- backfence talk,
- back fence talks,
- dis-patches,
- dis-patch,
- back-fence talk,
- rumors,
- back-fence talks,
- backfence talks,
- earful,
- dis patch,
- dis patches,
- earfuls.
• story (noun)
- folktale,
- Conte,
- conti,
- news items,
- in formations,
- news item,
- cock and bull story,
- folktales,
- epic,
- auto-biography,
- re-cords,
- auto biographies,
- in-formation,
- re cord,
- re cords,
- auto biography,
- in-formations,
- re-cord,
- tale,
- memoir,
- serials,
- in formation,
- auto-biographies.
• story, tale (noun)
- narrative.
• story of the past, often fictitious (noun)
- legend.
• tale (noun)
- chestnuts,
- clotheslines,
- clothesline,
- chestnut.
• written, nonrhythmic literature (noun)
- prose.
• written or musical creation (noun)
- composition.
Other synonyms:
- hardbound,
- softbound,
- unabridged,
- spiral-bound,
- loose-leaf,
- unpublished,
- cock-and-bull story,
- unputdownable,
- fish story,
- canard,
- bookends,
- bookrest,
- well-thumbed.
- feature,
- tall tale,
- misrepresentation,
- Phantasma,
- fib,
- daydream,
- misstatement,
- encyclopedic,
- bookmark,
- subtitled,
- Inveracity,
- rumor.
- unreadable,
- whopper,
- falsity.
- pop up,
- bound.
- reference.
- set.
• Other relevant words:
- action,
- writings,
- imagination,
- invention,
- act,
- production,
- process,
- creation,
- work,
- pretence,
- dream,
- novel,
- making,
- piece of writing,
- writing,
- lie,
- book.

How to use "Fiction" in context?

The world of fiction allows writers to explore different worlds, different characters, and different experiences. It is a wonderful opportunity to tell stories that would not be possible in the real world, or to explore complex and interesting characters and stories that would be difficult to tell if they happened in reality.

There are many ways to write fiction. You can write a short story, a novel, or a poem. You can write from the point of view of a character, or write in a direct style. You can write about a believable world, or you can write about a fantastical world.

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Reverse Entailment
- Proper noun, singular
  novel.
- Noun, singular or mass
  novel.
Independent
- Noun, singular or mass
  assumption, fabrication, presumption, sham, story, unreal, SCI-FI.
Other Related
- Proper noun, singular
  fantasy, imagination.
- Noun, singular or mass
  drama, fantasy, illusion, imagination, invention, literature, pretence, Dramas.

Hypernym for Fiction:

n.
- communication
  fantasy, phantasy, utopia, story, dystopia, novel.

Hyponym for Fiction:

n.
- communication
  literary work, literary composition.

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