Factitous

Part of Speech: Adjective

Senses:

1. Artificial; not genuine or natural.
2. Created or produced with the intention of misleading or deceiving others.

Usages:

• Popular:
  • In today's society, factitous news spreads rapidly on social media.
  • Many people are fooled by the factitous claims made by the marketing industry.
• Local:
  • The art gallery showcased factitous paintings that challenged traditional artistic techniques.
  • Local gossip often involves factitous rumors that can harm reputations.

Sample Sentences:

• The factitious smile on her face revealed her true feelings of disappointment.
• The author created a factitious identity to hide their true intentions.
• He was known for his factitious generosity, always giving to charity for personal gain.
• My grandmother warned me not to trust factitious promises that sound too good to be true.

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