adj.想象的；虚构的

In her novel, she created a fictive world that was both fantastical and believable.
在她的小说中，她创造了一个既奇幻又可信的虚构世界。
The character of the hero in the movie is purely fictive; he does not exist in real life.
电影中的英雄角色完全是虚构的；他并不存在于现实生活中。
He often gets lost in his own thoughts, creating complex, fictive scenarios in his mind.
他经常沉浸在自己的思绪中，在脑海中构建复杂的虚构场景。
Despite its fantastical elements, the story is grounded in a realistic portrayal of human emotions and relationships.
尽管故事中有奇幻元素，但它以对人类情感和关系的真实描绘为基础。
She was so engrossed in her book that she didn't realize the fictive characters had become real to her.
她完全沉浸在书中，没有意识到虚构的人物对她来说已经变得真实了。
The artist's paintings often blur the lines between reality and the fictive, inviting viewers to question what is true.
这位艺术家的画作常常模糊现实与虚构之间的界限，邀请观众质疑什么才是真实的。
The author's use of language is so vivid that it makes the fictive world come alive for the reader.
作者的语言运用非常生动，使虚构的世界在读者心中活了起来。
The fictive universe in the video game is vast and intricate, offering players endless possibilities for exploration.
电子游戏中的虚构宇宙广阔而复杂，为玩家提供了无尽的探索可能性。
The professor argued that many of the myths we consider historical are actually fictive stories passed down through generations.
教授认为我们视为历史的许多神话实际上是我们世代相传的虚构故事。
The director wanted to create a fictive narrative that would challenge the audience's perceptions of good and evil.
导演希望创作一个虚构的故事，挑战观众对善与恶的感知。