1. in a manner that is imaginary, invented, or created for a story rather than based on fact
Usage: often used in literary or academic contexts

Examples

• The author fictively portrayed the historical event with creative dialogue.
• The character was fictively named after the author's childhood friend.
• She fictively described a world where magic was real.
• The novel fictively explores what might have happened if the war had ended differently.
• He spoke fictively about his adventures, blending truth with imagination.