semifable
semifable · semifables
That which is part fable and part truthThat which is part fable and part truth.
Meaning
1 sensesThat which is part fable and part truth.
1839, Thomas De Quincey, "William Wordsworth"", in Tait's Edinburgh Magazine some snatches of tragical story , which , after all , might be an idle semi-fable, improved out of slight materials
Origin
From semi- + fable.From semi- + fable.
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Forms
plural: semifables| Singular | semifable |
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