Make-believe

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Make-believe violence appears to have many benefits for minors, such as relieving stress, releasing anger and helping children cope with difficult feelings such as powerlessness and fear of real violence.

Virtual violence is free speech Daniel Greenberg 2010
Amole: Make-believe war heroes a pathetic lot living a lie

Heroes or Villains? 2010
Make-believe stories with my Star Wars action figures …

“When Did You Know…?” at SF Novelists 2009
“Make-believe is exactly what we strive to be,” Francesco said.

30 Days Of Night TIM LIBBON 2010
Which is syntactically equivalent to "Make-believe good-er."

SciFi Changes Its Name to "SyFy" Rogers 2009
Which is syntactically equivalent to "Make-believe good-er."

SciFi Changes Its Name to "SyFy" Rogers 2009
Make-believe monsters don't scare us when our real fears are larger than life.

Mary Mapes: The Monster is Dying 2008
Make-believe includes arguing about whether our efforts should be like crime-fighting or war-fighting.

Success Without Victory 2005
Make-believe involves measures that seem impressive but do not make us safer, such as national threat-level warnings and pro forma ID checks.

Success Without Victory 2005
Make-believe involves measures that seem impressive but do not make us safer, such as national threat-level warnings and pro forma ID checks.

Success Without Victory 2005