What does sci-fi mean?
Sci-fi means A genre of movies featuring mostly fictional scientific scenes..
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/saɪ.faɪ/ · noun
A genre of movies featuring mostly fictional scientific scenes..
I'm the kind of sci-fi addict who can stand any amount of improbability, bad acting, uninterested direction and poverty-row budgets, but can't take The Mind of Mr. Soames.
Several sci-fi films and novels have very accurately predicted and paved the way for many of the pieces of technology we enjoy today.
Use sci-fi when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Sci-fi means A genre of movies featuring mostly fictional scientific scenes..
Common synonyms include science fiction. science-fiction, sci-fix, sci-fic, SF.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
I'm the kind of sci-fi addict who can stand any amount of improbability, bad acting, uninterested direction and poverty-row budgets, but can't take The Mind of Mr. Soames.
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