Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fabular
Adjective
/ˈfæbjʊlər/

Definition
of or relating to fables; characteristic of fables; often used to describe something that is fictional or imaginative.

Examples
- The fabular tales of ancient Greece often contain valuable lessons about human nature.
- Her writing style has a fabular quality, weaving morals into her stories seamlessly.
- Many children’s books are fabular in nature, encouraging imagination and moral reflection.

Meaning
The term ‘fabular’ pertains to the qualities or characteristics demonstrated in fables, often denoting a narrative style or content that conveys moral lessons through fictional storytelling.

Synonyms
- fable-like
- legendary
- mythical
- storylike