Noun:

काल्पनिक कथन, पल्पना, मनगढ़ंत,

figment's Usage Examples:

figment of the media imagination.

Between churchmen of Irish and English race there was bitter rivalry; but the theory that the ancient Celtic church remained independent, and as it were Protestant, while the English colony submitted to the Vatican, is a mere controversial figment.

For the figment of a hell of limited duration either traduces the character of God, or practically denies the work of Christ.

It is easy to play the ostrich and pretend that the disaster that is waiting to happen is a figment of imagination.

figment of someone 's imagination.

proper Iberian race, that the Basques were always shut in by alien races, that their affinity is still to seek, and that the whole Basque-Iberian theory is a figment.

figment of man 's imagination.

SAD was once thought to be a figment of an individual's imagination but what research now tells us is that SAD is a real disorder that has an actual clinical diagnosis.

Every universal would be a pure figment of the intellect.

It insists that all thought is personal and purposive and that "pure"' thought is a figment.

Synonyms:

thought, idea,

Antonyms:

convergent thinking, misconception, conception,