Fictitious (adjective)

1. Not real or true; fabricated or invented.
2. Created or formed by the imagination; not based on fact or reality.

Origin:

From latin ficticius, from fictus, past participle of fingere ("to shape, form, inven.t")

Examples:

1. The story of the haunted house was entirely fictitious.
2. The company's financial statements were found to be fictitious.
3. The name of the author on the cover of the book was fictitious.
4. The character in the movie was a fictitious person.
5. The story was a fictitious account of events that never occurred.