Phrases with «fictional composite»

The phrase "fictional composite" refers to a character or concept that is made up of different elements or traits from various sources or individuals. It means that something is not real or based on any specific person, but rather a combination of fictional or imagined characteristics. Full definition

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These can, and will, serve as a constant reminder that your personas aren't just fictional composites — they represent real people for whom you are creating your content. (contentmarketinginstitute.com)
Alexander von Humboldt, the Prussian naturalist - adventurer - polymath, lived a life so sweepingly monumental — so filled with rugged adventure, dogged discovery and historical import — he almost seems some too - good - to - be-true fictional composite conjured from the Age of Wonder. (bookpage.com)
Jonah Hill, as Belfort's friend Donnie Azoff (a fictional composite of a few real people) is a solid supporting player, as is Margot Robbie as Belfort's second wife Naomi. (chrisreedfilm.com)
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Phrases with «fictional composite»

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