1. The plural of fictiveness; the quality or state of being fictive, imaginary, or created rather than real or factual.
Usage: Rare; typically used in academic or literary contexts.; Plural form of an abstract noun.

Examples

• The fictivenesses of the characters in the novel made them feel distant from real life.
• Literary critics debated the fictivenesses present in the author's supposedly autobiographical work.
• The film's multiple fictivenesses—invented dialogue, altered timelines, and composite characters—blurred the line between fact and fiction.
• Students explored the fictivenesses embedded in historical narratives during the seminar.
• The artist embraced the fictivenesses of her medium rather than striving for photorealism.