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figment Noun a figment of one's imagination something nonexistent and only imagined by someone [Latin fingere to shape]
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figment Translations something one has imagined and which has no reality. versinsel مِن نَسيج خَيالِه измислица smyšlenka, výmysl tankespind die Einbildung αποκύημα της φαντασίας cosa imaginada kujutluse vili توهم mielikuvituksen tuote invention פְּרִי דִמיוֹן भाग izmišljotina, plod mašte képzelt dolog khayalan hugarburður, ímyndun invenzione 空想の産物 가공의 것, 꾸며낸 것 vaizduotės padarinys, pramanas fikcija, izdomājums; iztēles auglis khayalan verzinsel fantasibilde, hjernespinn, fri fantasi wytwór wyobraźni ficção plăsmuire, născocire плод воображения výmysel izmišljotina izmišljotina påfund, påhitt: fantasifoster, hjärnspöke สิ่งที่กุขึ้น hayal mahsulü 虛構的事物 вигадка, фікція خیالی نہ کہ حقیقی điều tưởng tượng; điều bịa đặt 虚构的事物 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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She hoped that it might be but the figment of an overwrought imagination. From whence she had come, or what she had undergone he could not guess, but that her Korak and their life among the apes was but a figment of a disordered mind he could not doubt. Lieutenant Harold Percy Smith-Oldwick was not only an English gentleman and an officer in name, he was also what these implied--a brave man; but when he realized that the sweet picture he had looked upon was but the figment of a dream, and that in reality he still lay where he had fallen at the foot of the grating with a lion standing over him licking his face, the tears sprang to his eyes and ran down his cheeks. |
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