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make believe

verb as in make a show of

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adjective as in imagined, unreal

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noun as in unreality

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He is a make-believe tough guy, built out of special effects and the comedic acting skills of Bruce Willis.

Or to get mad about "cancel culture" or make-believe slights from liberals.

Their mothers were friends and colleagues who raised both boys in the theater world, which encourages play and make-believe.

“It’s silly. It’s make-believe. Obviously, we’re getting closer to educating everyone—”

Our make-believe businessman, it would seem, resents those who understand the actual art of the deal.

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