Difference between Make Believe and Fictitious Character

MAKE BELIEVE vs FICTITIOUS CHARACTER: NOUN

Imaginary; conjured in someone's imagination, especially when imagined by a child
Imagined as in a play

Mindy, Barbra, Show biz, Tina turner, Tarantino, Hard rock, Wyclef, Pop music, Zellweger, Patsy cline, Carrey, Whoopi, Sinatra, Fall down, Laugh at

Batman, Mathematical symbol, Characterism, Villain, Spiderman, Protagonist, Hero, Fictional, Heroize, Superman, Superhero, Nonhero, Heroship, Fictional character, Character

Springsteen, Winehouse, Come out, Next door, Pavarotti, Motion picture, Hate mail, Plastic surgery, Cowell, Tarantino, Hard rock, Pop music, Carrey, Fall down, Laugh at

Heroess, Mathematical symbol, Characterism, Villain, Spiderman, Protagonist, Hero, Fictional, Heroize, Superman, Superhero, Nonhero, Heroship, Fictional character, Character

Hello and a very warm welcome to Make Believe Basildon!
The Moth, Make Believe Association, and How I Built This.
The Representation of Women in Australia: Meaning and Make Believe.
We were in one giant make believe forest after all.
Make believe it somehow just exists with those terms.
You make believe that you believe in the survival of the strong and the rule of the strong.
Likes reading or listening to make believe stories.
Your child will enjoy playing make believe games.
Related to make believe can also make a place the ground to help me.
Make-believe' Dodging and ChasingOn a signal, children try to catch a make-believe' partner.

The fertile octogenarian is a fictitious character that comes up when applying the rule against perpetuities.
Magic English: My BodyBarney big as Barney Subjects Barney (Fictitious character) Literature and rhetoric.
ALL in capital letters, meaning the first middle and last name, to denote a legal fictitious character.
This type of reasoning is often also associated with the fictitious character Sherlock Holmes.
She literally shines with all the qualities and splendours of a fictitious character.
Amos or any other possibly fictitious character in the Hebrew Bible.
Magic English: Friends OPAC LINK Subjects Barney (Fictitious character) -- Fiction.
Don Juan, fictitious character who is a symbol of libertinism.
Angel (Fictitious character : Whedon) -- Comic books, strips, etc. -- Fiction.
Hot Rod Hamster (Fictitious character) -- Juvenile fiction.