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101fabricate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. build, construct, manufacture; invent, make up, trump up, concoct. See production, imagination, falsehood. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To construct] Syn. erect, make, form; see build 1 , manufacture 1 …
102fake — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. counterfeit, imposture, make believe; impostor. See deception, falsehood. v., informal, pretend, feign; imitate; improvise, wing it (inf.). See unpreparedness, imitation.Ant., real, genuine. II (Roget …
103falsify — I (Roget s IV) v. Syn. distort, adulterate, counterfeit, misrepresent; see deceive , forge 1 , lie 1 . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. forge, fake, distort, misrepresent, adulterate, doctor, alter, misstate, dissemble, stretch, embroider. III… …
104fictionize — (Roget s Thesaurus II) verb To impart a false character to (something) by alteration: doctor, fabricate, fake, falsify, fictionalize. See TRUE …
105fictionalise — (Brit.) v. transform into a fictional narrative, treat like fiction (also fictionalize) …
106fictionalised — fictionalise (Brit.) v. transform into a fictional narrative, treat like fiction (also fictionalize) …
107fictionalises — fictionalise (Brit.) v. transform into a fictional narrative, treat like fiction (also fictionalize) …
108fictionalising — fictionalise (Brit.) v. transform into a fictional narrative, treat like fiction (also fictionalize) …
109fictionalized — adj. transformed into a fictional narrative, treated like fiction fictionalize (Amer.) v. transform into a fictional narrative, treat like fiction (also fictionalise) …
110Burroughs, William Seward — (1914–1997) William S. Burroughs has been absolutely central to the history of Beat literature, and yet his position within the Beat Generation was paradoxical from the outset and has been revised significantly over time. In relation to… …
