Fictitiously invented or devised. Also, related in fiction, fabled. Obsolete or archaic.

False; fictitious; unreal. Obsolete. rare.

Fabricated, ‘got up’, ‘made up’, invented.

Deceitful, untrue.

gen. Made up by the combination of several elements or ingredients. ‘Made up’, fictitiously composed. Obsolete.

Frivolous, idle, vain, nonsensical; also, deceptive, fictitious, sham.

figurative. Fabricated, deliberately invented, made up; see the verb.

Coined, made into coins or money; in the form of coins. Also in extended use.

Having no real existence, fictitious, invented.

= commentitious, adj.

Invented, made up, fictitious. Obsolete.

Of feigned or invented sort; fictitious, lying.

= fictitious, adj.

Arbitrarily devised; not founded on rational grounds.

Of a story, statement, etc.: fraudulently invented or produced; deliberately fabricated, false.

= commentitious, adj. Obsolete.

Artificially contrived or prepared, esp. for the purpose of deception or producing a favourable impression; invented, fabricated.

Discovered, found out (obsolete); devised, contrived; made up, fabricated, feigned.

Prepared or brought to perfection by heat; digested; ripened, matured; planned, contrived; fabricated.

gen. Formed by accretion; (also) factitious, made-up. rare.

In passive sense. Of a counterfeit or fictitious character, not real, feigned, sham.

Having no foundation in fact; fictitious, imaginary.