fictitious oor Latyn

fictitious

/fɪkˈtɪʃəs/ adjektief

Not real; invented; contrived.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Latyn

fictus

deeltjie

invented

Then followed the acquittal of Fonteius Capito, the late proconsul of Asia, on proof that charges brought against him by Vibius Serenus were fictitious.
at Fonteius Capito, qui pro consule Asiam curaverat, absolvitur, comperto ficta in eum crimina per Vibium Serenum.

commentus

deeltjie

adsimulatus

deeltjie

commenticius · commentitius · falsus · ficticius · fictitius · imitatus · mendax

voorbeelde

A very demoralizing custom had at this time become rife, of fictitious adoptions of children, on the eve of the elections or of the assignment of the provinces, by a number of childless persons, who, after obtaining along with real fathers praetorships and provinces, forthwith dismissed from paternal control the sons whom they had adopted.
Percrebuerat et tempestate pravus mos, cum propinquis comitiis aut sorte provinciarum plerique orbi fictis adoptionibus adsciscerent filios, praeturasque et provincias inter patres sortiti statim emitterent manu, quos adoptaverant.

Such was the conviction of the ancients, and to produce this result they were aware that it was necessary not only to declaim in the schools of rhetoricians, or to exercise the tongue and the voice in fictitious controversies quite remote from reality, but also to imbue the mind with those studies which treat of good and evil, of honour and dishonour, of right and wrong.
Hoc sibi illi veteres persuaserant, ad hoc efficiendum intellegebant opus esse, non ut in rhetorum scholis declamarent, nec ut fictis nec ullo modo ad veritatem accedentibus controversiis linguam modo et vocem exercerent, sed ut iis artibus pectus implerent, in quibus de bonis et malis, de honesto et turpi, de iusto et iniusto disputatur; haec enim est oratori subiecta ad dicendum materia.

Hitherto the people had been compelled to endure the farce of waiting by the closed granary and of purchasing corn unnecessarily and raising it to a fictitious price.
Namque per ludibrium adsidere clausis horreis et emere ultro frumenta ac luere pretio cogebantur.

Fictitious speeches too against Sejanus were published under the names of ex-consuls, for several persons indulged, all the more recklessly because anonymously, the caprice of their imaginations.
ferebantur etiam sub nominibus consularium fictae in Seianum sententiae, exercentibus plerisque per occultum atque eo procacius libidinem ingeniorum.

He did not indeed err from dulness, and it is easy to see when the acts of a sovereign meet with genuine, and when with fictitious popularity.
neque enim socordia peccabat; nec occultum est, quando ex veritate, quando adumbrata laetitia facta imperatorum celebrentur.

If we were to search for a name to convey the breakaway mood of the 1890s (a mood symbolized musically by the opening bars of Strauss's Don Juan) but without imposing a fictitious unity of style on the age, we could do worse than revert to Hermann Bahr's term "modernism" and speak of a stylistically open-ended "modernist music" extending (with some latitude) from 1890 to the beginnings of our own twentieth-century modern music in 1910.
Si nomen petimus ut rebellem animi habitum decennii post 1890 describamus (animi habitum a primis Domini Ioannis Straussiani mensuris in musica repraesentatum) cum fictum stili unitatem aetati non imponamus, res exasperare possumus peius quam ad modernismum revertere, vocabulum Hermanni Bahr, et de "musica modernistica" modo aperta sine fine dicere, ab anno 1890 (cum certa latitudine) ad initia musicae modernae nostri saeculi vicensimi anno 1910 durante.

Then followed the acquittal of Fonteius Capito, the late proconsul of Asia, on proof that charges brought against him by Vibius Serenus were fictitious.
at Fonteius Capito, qui pro consule Asiam curaverat, absolvitur, comperto ficta in eum crimina per Vibium Serenum.

Hell banknotes resemble real banknotes or are fictitious, but are burned or buried, typically within Asian communities.
Quae birotae aliis birotis aliquantum similes sunt, sed amplificatas firmitatis et tractationis proprietates in terra aspera habent.