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Fictitiously

adverb
1.
In a false manner intended to mislead.
2.
In a fictional manner (created by the imagination).






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"Fictitiously" Quotes from Famous Books



... The Young Men's Union tried to make our young liberal party into a band of ambitious speculators, whose patriotism could be carried off with their phraseology, and especially that prominent men were first made recognizable, and that then false hearts and base characters were fictitiously given them and spurious alliances pasted on them." The words of Einar. For Einar Tambarskelve, see Note 11, and for Magnus the Good, Note 6. Immediately after the death of Magnus in Denmark, Harald proposed to make himself King over all Denmark, but Einar arose and spoke, ...
— Poems and Songs • Bjornstjerne Bjornson



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