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noun 
  1. The quality or act of pretending; assuming something is true when in fact one knows it is not.
    • 1927, Oscar Hammerstein II, Show Boat
    • :Only make believe I love you,
    • :Only make believe that you love me.
    • :Others find peace of mind in pretending,
    • :Couldn"t you?
    • :Couldn"t I?
    • :Couldn"t we?
    • :Make believe our lips are blending
    • :In a phantom kiss, or two, or three.
    • :Might as well make believe I love you,
    • :For to tell the truth I do''.
Etymology: From (term, make) + (term, believe).


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