make-believe

The quality or act of pretending; acting as if something is true when in fact one knows it is not.
The action of pretending or imagining that things are better than they really are.

Sentences

Make-believe is when you use your imagination to pretend. You can act like you're in a different world or doing something fun, like being a pirate or a princess.

बनाना-विश्वास (Banana-Vishwas)

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Make-believe means pretending or imagining something that is not real, like playing pretend games.

You say 'make-believe' like this: mayk-bih-leev.

The term 'make-believe' comes from the words 'make' and 'believe', meaning to create a belief in something imaginary.

The word 'make-believe' in Hindi is 'बनावटी' (Banāvatī).

Make-believe helps us use our imagination! It lets us create fun stories and pretend to be anything we want.

Imagination is the key to adventure. (This means that using your imagination can lead to exciting experiences.)

"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein

In a world of make-believe, anything is possible! Imagine you’re a brave knight, fighting dragons, or a clever astronaut zooming through space.

With just a sprinkle of imagination, your living room can turn into a magical forest, filled with talking animals and hidden treasures.

You can be whoever you want to be! So grab your favorite blanket, put on your superhero cape, and let your dreams take flight.

Remember, in the land of make-believe, the only limit is your imagination! What adventures will you create today? Let’s dive into the fun together!