Fable.
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(Del lat . fable).
1. f. Fictional short story in prose or verse, frequently didactic intent expressed in a moral end, and which may involve people, animals and other animate beings or inanimate.
2. f. Each of the fictions of mythology. The fable of Psyche and Cupid, Prometheus, the Danaides.
3. f. In works of fiction plot.
4. f. Rumor, gossip.
5. f. Value false liar, a pure invention, devoid of any foundation.
6. f. Fiction is contrived to conceal or disguise the truth.
7. f. mythology.
8. f. Subject of gossip or derogatory ridiculous. Fulano is Madrid's fable.
(Del lat . fable).
1. f. Fictional short story in prose or verse, frequently didactic intent expressed in a moral end, and which may involve people, animals and other animate beings or inanimate.
2. f. Each of the fictions of mythology. The fable of Psyche and Cupid, Prometheus, the Danaides.
3. f. In works of fiction plot.
4. f. Rumor, gossip.
5. f. Value false liar, a pure invention, devoid of any foundation.
6. f. Fiction is contrived to conceal or disguise the truth.
7. f. mythology.
8. f. Subject of gossip or derogatory ridiculous. Fulano is Madrid's fable.
Fables:
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(Del lat . fabulāre).
1. tr. Inventing things fabulous.
2. tr. Invented, imagined plots or arguments.
3. tr. ant. talk.
(Del lat . fabulāre).
1. tr. Inventing things fabulous.
2. tr. Invented, imagined plots or arguments.
3. tr. ant. talk.
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