Noun
An invention; a fiction; something feigned or imagined.
Source: Webster's dictionarya figment of the imagination Source: Internet
A figment of the imagination. Source: Internet
Gauss' God was not a cold and distant figment of metaphysics, nor a distorted caricature of embittered theology. Source: Internet
He, however, dismissed the allegation as 'fictitious, unfounded and a figment of the imagination of mischief makers as Malami never discussed such an issue with the said Giwa. Source: Internet
But since the fairy-story deals with 'marvels,' it cannot tolerate any frame or machinery suggesting that the whole framework in which they occur is a figment or illusion." Source: Internet
Reeves as Ghost Rider is not merely a figment of fan’s imaginations, though, as the actor has to be the studio’s choice for the role. Source: Internet