for fake
for fake prepositional phrase: not for real.
Prepositional phrase
- Not for real.
- “ […] and Justin just kept mumbling to him, ‘Go away, go away, I want to sleep.’”
“For real?”
“For fake is what I think. But I don’t know […] ”1990, Beverley Gasner, Girls at Lighthouse Point, Dutton, →ISBN, page 161 - “True,” Jordan said as he switched lanes effortlessly. “We’re staying in a renovated Victorian castle sitting on the edge of a lake.”
“For real?” he asked, some interest now evident.
“No, for fake,” Jordan joked. “Trust me, son. We’re gonna have fun.”2001, Niobia Bryant, Three Times a Lady, Kensington Books, →ISBN, page 283
- Antonyms:
- for real
- “ […] and Justin just kept mumbling to him, ‘Go away, go away, I want to sleep.’”
Antonyms of for fake
Origin of for fake
By analogy with for real.
Questions about for fake
- What does for fake mean?
- For fake means not for real.
- What part of speech is for fake?
- For fake is a prepositional phrase.
Words near for fake in the dictionary
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