The United States Department of State notes that when creating a non-binding contract, it is imperative that both parties understand and use language that reinforces the notion that the instrument is non-binding.
See all translations. uk â /ËsjuË.dÉ.nÉªm/ us â /ËsuË.dÉ.nÉªm/. âº a name someone uses instead of their real name, especially on a written work: She writes under a pseudonym.
fictitious. adj. 1. not genuine or authentic; assumed; false: to give a fictitious address. 2. of, related to, or characteristic of fiction; created by the imagination.icÂ·tiÂ·tious. adj. 1. Concocted or fabricated, especially in order to deceive or mislead; make up: a fictitious name; fictitious transactions. 2. Of or relating to the characters, settings, or plots that are created for a work of fiction: a book in which fictitious characters interact with historical figures.