0 the action of writing about a real event or character, but adding imaginary details and changing some facts, or a story written in this way:
the weekly fictionalization of his adventures
Readers of the books are forced to differentiate between facts and fictionalizations.
The film uses facts that are more or less accurate (though it includes two major fictionalizations along the way).
This fictionalization of the case will be read in the future as much for its social history as its compelling story.
This meaning takes the form of fictionalization of the self and of the events in the writer's daily life.
It prefers to avoid using abstractions at the cost of sublimation, it recognizes the share of "poetry" or fictionalization in its foundations.
The plagiarism that frequently occurred in travel accounts may add to the writers' anxiety regarding the fictionalization of travelogues.
The experience described in the historical novel has no future because of the constraint of fictionalization.
In recent years the impact of several legal proceedings has foregrounded questions of fictionalization and identity in his work.
