n.编造，虚构的事物

原形：figment复数：figments

The creature was merely a figment of his imagination, conjured up during a late-night stroll through the forest.
这个生物只是他在深夜森林漫步时想象出来的产物。
Her accusations were based on a figment of her own paranoia, with no grounding in reality.
她的指控完全是基于自己偏执的幻想，没有现实依据。
The lost city of Atlantis is often considered a figment of ancient mythology, though some still search for its remains.
失落的亚特兰蒂斯城常被视为古代神话中的虚构之物，尽管仍有人在寻找其遗迹。
His belief in ghosts was so strong that he swore he had seen one, but his friends dismissed it as a mere figment of his imagination.
他对鬼魂的存在深信不疑，甚至发誓说自己亲眼见过，但朋友们都认为那不过是他的臆想罢了。
The idea that money buys happiness is largely a figment perpetuated by consumer culture.
认为金钱能买来幸福很大程度上是消费文化所延续的一种错觉。
The villain in her novel was such a terrifying figment that readers often wondered if she had encountered someone like that in real life.
她小说中的反派角色描绘得如此恐怖，以至于读者常常怀疑她是否在现实生活中遇到过这样的人。
The promise of easy riches from online schemes often turns out to be a figment, leaving many disappointed and broke.
网络赚钱计划轻易致富的承诺往往证明只是空想，让许多人失望且一贫如洗。
The utopian society described in the book seemed like a beautiful figment, inspiring readers to strive for a better world.
书中描述的乌托邦社会宛如一个美好的幻象，激励着读者为更美好的世界而努力。
His fear of failure was a constant figment in his mind, hindering him from taking risks and pursuing his dreams.
对失败的恐惧一直是他心中的阴影，阻碍着他冒险和追求梦想。
The notion that technology will solve all our problems is a dangerous figment, distracting us from addressing the root causes.
认为技术将解决所有问题的想法是一种危险的幻想，它使我们忽略了问题的根本原因。