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factitious

/fakˈtɪʃəs

adjective

Artificially created or developed: a largely factitious national identity...

Occasionally, epilepsy can be mistaken for narcolepsy, and factitious simulation of narcolepsy has been described.
People with factitious disorder feign or actually induce illness in themselves, typically to garner the nurturance of others.
She was said to be suffering from factitious illness by proxy, a disorder previously referred to as Munchausen's syndrome by proxy.

Derivatives

factitiously

/fakˈtɪʃəsli

/ adverb ...

Initially presenting doctors with factitiously ill children seems in some cases to become more direct manipulation, with complaints being directed at the doctors.
But in addition to this, owing to the large portions of mercury, irritation of the intestinal canal may be produced factitiously which will be a complication not to be desired.
During multiple hospitalizations, she developed episodes of fever of unknown origin and was believed to have factitiously elevated her temperature.

factitiousness

noun ...

I guess that there's some part of me beneath all the factitiousness that really hopes life will have the happily ever after ending after all.
He runs through the disadvantages: the journal has no ‘mission’, no necessity; it forces the writer to strike poses, and in its triviality, inessentiality, and factitiousness incessantly opens the comic question, ‘Am I?’
The form or ‘factitiousness’ of the anecdote provides the shape and the subjectivity of the account.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the general sense 'made by human skill or effort'): from Latin facticius 'made by art', from facere 'do, make'.

单词	factitious
释义	factitious /fakˈtɪʃəs / adjective Artificially created or developed: a largely factitious national identity... Occasionally, epilepsy can be mistaken for narcolepsy, and factitious simulation of narcolepsy has been described. People with factitious disorder feign or actually induce illness in themselves, typically to garner the nurturance of others. She was said to be suffering from factitious illness by proxy, a disorder previously referred to as Munchausen's syndrome by proxy. Derivatives factitiously /fakˈtɪʃəsli / adverb ... Initially presenting doctors with factitiously ill children seems in some cases to become more direct manipulation, with complaints being directed at the doctors. But in addition to this, owing to the large portions of mercury, irritation of the intestinal canal may be produced factitiously which will be a complication not to be desired. During multiple hospitalizations, she developed episodes of fever of unknown origin and was believed to have factitiously elevated her temperature. factitiousness noun ... I guess that there's some part of me beneath all the factitiousness that really hopes life will have the happily ever after ending after all. He runs through the disadvantages: the journal has no ‘mission’, no necessity; it forces the writer to strike poses, and in its triviality, inessentiality, and factitiousness incessantly opens the comic question, ‘Am I?’ The form or ‘factitiousness’ of the anecdote provides the shape and the subjectivity of the account. Origin Mid 17th century (in the general sense 'made by human skill or effort'): from Latin facticius 'made by art', from facere 'do, make'. Rhymes adventitious, Aloysius, ambitious, auspicious, avaricious, capricious, conspicuous, delicious, expeditious, fictitious, flagitious, judicious, lubricious, malicious, Mauritius, meretricious, nutritious, officious, pernicious, propitious, repetitious, seditious, siliceous, superstitious, suppositious, surreptitious, suspicious, vicious
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factitious

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factitiously

factitiousness

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