" fictitiousness "

 [ "fictitious" ]

1: Pertaining to fiction. Not entirely founded in real life. Not just conjecture, but also fantasy.

  * e.g.,  ... The Bible is largely fictitious. Most 13 y.o. boys have a fictitious foot-long shlong. 

 [ "Fictitious" ]

1: Literally no one can identify the difference between the word "fictitious," and "fictional."

  * e.g.,  ... Teacher: "Today, we are going to be reading a fictitious novel." Student: "What does the word 'fictitious,' mean?" 

 [ "Fictitious" ]

2: **No one fucking knows.**

  * e.g.,  ... Teacher: "It's a synonym for the word 'fictional'." 

 [ "Fictitious" ]

3: Generally used to pronounce one's vocabulary.

  * e.g.,  ... Student: "What's the difference between the two words?" 

 [ "fictitious" ]

1: Not real or imaginary

  * e.g.,  ... Damn boi! That girl has some fictitious titties. She needs some 3D modelling. 

 [ "fictitious assumption paradigm" ]

1: The dynamics of false conclusions made by individuals or groups.

  * e.g.,  ... The persons worldview was based on a fictitious assumption paradigm. Fictitious assumption paradigms often exist in complex problems and pattern recognition. Americans often hold fictitious assumption paradigms about foreign countries and leaders because they never travel. 

 [ "Fictitiously Friendly" ]

1:  One who pretends to be nice or friendly to peoples face but then talks about them behind there back.

  * e.g.,  ... Be careful talking with them, They are Fictitiously Friendly. Not trustable. 

 [ "Fictitiously Friendly" ]

2:  Someone who seems caring about a friends feelings, shows compassion and understanding but doesn't really mean it.

 [ "Fictitiously Friendly" ]

3:  A person that appears nice but doesn't have genuine intentions.