make-believe
make-believe (noun, adjective, and verb)
make-be·lieve | \ ˈmāk-bə-ˌlēv \
As a noun:
The action or state of pretending or imagining, especially in play.
A fantasy or illusion accepted temporarily as real.
As an adjective:
Imaginary or pretended; not real.
As a verb (less common):
To pretend or imagine something as real.
Origin:
Early 19th century, from the phrase “make believe,” meaning to cause someone (especially oneself) to believe something that isn’t true.
Canada, 2025
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