- imaginaryOur daughter had an imaginary friend when she was six.
- made-upThe comedian started with some obviously made-up stories about hanging out with the Queen.
- make-believeSome politicians seem to live in a make-believe world where everything revolves around their interests.
- non-existentThese accounts are used to sell fake or non-existent goods.
- fantasticHer books were filled with magicians and fantastic creatures.
Meaning of make believe in English
make believe
See also
make-believe disapproving
- pretendShe pretended not to know about the surprise.
- make believeHe's just going to make believe that things are fine in spite of the divorce.
- play at somethingUK The children are playing at cops and robbers.
- role-playDuring class, we role-played being a customer and a salesperson to learn words related to shopping.
- fakeShe's only faking being ill.
- feignThe police questioned him about the break-in, but he feigned ignorance.