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fairy tale

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Main Entry: fairy tale
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: children's imaginative story with magical characters

Synonyms:

Marchen, fable, fairy story, ghost story, myth, tale, yarn
Main Entry: anecdote
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: interesting or amusing story

Synonyms:

chestnut, episode, fairy tale, fish story, gag, incident, long and short of it, narration, narrative, old chestnut, recital, relation, reminiscence, short story, sketch, tale, tall story, tall tale, yarn
Notes: an antidote is a remedy or other agent used to neutralize or counteract the effects of a poison; an agent is a force or substance that relieves or counteracts; an anecdote is a short account of an interesting or humorous incident
Main Entry: fable
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fantasy, story

Synonyms:

allegory, apologue, bestiary, bunk, crock, fabrication, fairy story, fairy tale, falsehood, fantasy, fib, fiction, figment, fish story, hogwash, invention, legend, lie, myth, old chestnut, old saw, one for the birds, parable, romance, tale, tall story, untruth, white lie, whopper, yarn

Antonyms:

truth
Main Entry: fanciful
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: imaginary, romantic

Synonyms:

absurd, aerial, bizarre, blue sky, capricious, castles in the air, chimerical, curious, dreamlike, extravagant, fabulous, fairy-tale, fancied, fantastic, fantastical, fictional, fictitious, fictive, flaky*, floating, ideal, illusory, imaginative, imagined, incredible, kinky*, legendary, mythical, notional, offbeat, on cloud nine, pie in the sky, pipe dream, poetic, preposterous, shadowy, suppositious, unreal, visionary, whimsical, wild

Antonyms:

grave, ordinary, real, serious, sincere, unfanciful, unimaginative, unromantic
Main Entry: fib
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: undetailed lie

Synonyms:

canard, crock, equivocation, evasiveness, fabrication, fairy tale, falsehood, falsity, fiction, invention, jazz, line*, mendacity, misrepresentation, prevarication, spinach, story, tale, untruth, untruthfulness, white lie, whopper, yarn

Antonyms:

truth
Main Entry: make-believe
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: unreality

Synonyms:

charade, disguise, dissimulation, dream, fairy tale, fakery, fantasy, imagination, pageant, playacting, pretense, pretension, pretentiousness, sham

Antonyms:

reality, truth
Main Entry: romance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fanciful story or narrative

Synonyms:

ballad, fairy tale, fantasy, fiction, idealization, idyll, legend, love story, lyric, melodrama, novel, story, tale, tear-jerker
Main Entry: romance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: adventure, flight of fancy

Synonyms:

charm, color, excitement, exoticness, fairy tale, fancy, fantasy, fascination, glamour, hazard, idealization, idyll, mystery, nostalgia, risk, sentiment, venture
Main Entry: romantic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sentimental, idealistic

Synonyms:

adventurous, amorous, bathetic, charming, chimerical, chivalrous, colorful, corny*, daring, dreamy, enchanting, erotic, exciting, exotic, extravagant, fairy-tale, fanciful, fantastic, fascinating, fond, glamorous, idyllic, impractical, lovey-dovey, loving, maudlin, mushy, mysterious, nostalgic, passionate, picturesque, poetic, quixotic, sloppy*, soppy, starry-eyed, syrupy, tear-jerking, tender, unrealistic, utopian, visionary, whimsical, wild

Antonyms:

pragmatic, realistic, unromantic
Main Entry: story
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: account, news

Synonyms:

adventure, allegory, anecdote, apologue, article, autobiography, beat, biography, book, chronicle, cliffhanger, comedy, conte, description, drama, epic, fable, fairy tale, fantasy, feature, fiction, folktale, gag, history, information, legend, long and short of it, memoir, myth, narration, narrative, news item, nonfiction, novel, old saw, parable, potboiler, recital, record, relation, report, romance, saga, scoop*, sequel, serial, spiel*, tale, tragedy, version, yarn
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