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make-believe

[meyk-bi-leev] / ˈmeɪk bɪˌliv /




make believe






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An energetic child, Adama learned to walk before even crawling and was always innovative, playing make-believe with his younger siblings, she said.

From Seattle Times

Reality and make-believe were suddenly colliding, he said.

From Seattle Times

And she just had so much enthusiasm for playing and make-believe.

From Los Angeles Times

“His team is real, our team is make-believe,” Mr. Sudeikis said.

From Washington Times

“You see him and realize he has had the same message for 30 years. It is who he is. It is not make-believe.”

From Washington Times