fabricated
- adjective
- /ˈfæbrɪˌkeɪtɪd/
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fabricado
- The journalist was fired for publishing a fabricated story that misled readers.
But if it's fabricated, that's really sad.
- But if it's fabricated, that's really sad.
- They are speech that's hateful, you know, often making fabricated allegations.
- And when they do report, it's usually fabricated.
- Good, evil, joy, sorrow, I, you, I thought all of them to be things fabricated by this creature, this creator.
- It may be a totally fabricated version of a character, but it needs to connect with flesh and blood in a physical space.
- But it's like this fabricated ersatz version of it and everyone sort of does all the stuff inside the play acting set that is this little sort of universe they've created.
- Also, can wean plant fabricated memories in some way?
Examples
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They are speech that's hateful, you know, often making fabricated allegations.
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It may be a totally fabricated version of a character, but it needs to connect with flesh and blood in a physical space.
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In this case, these are some custom fabricated things that I did.
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Like the thought of that, it's just this like fabricated environment, like very, very anxious.
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Yeah, it's it's, it would be impossible for them to design fabricated whole creature in a week's time.
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But if it's fabricated, that's really sad.
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Also, can wean plant fabricated memories in some way?
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Well, therefore, he said the workshops where ideals are fabricated, they stink of lies.
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But it's like this fabricated ersatz version of it and everyone sort of does all the stuff inside the play acting set that is this little sort of universe they've created.
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She realized that the evidence presented in court was fabricated and not genuine.
Synonyms
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1.8
Not real and made to look like something real
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3.4
Made up in stories or in your mind, not real
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5.1
Not real and made up
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7.0
Seeming to be real but not really there
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7.9
Fake charges made to blame someone unfairly
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3.7
Imaginary and made to seem real for play or stories
Made to look real to trick people
Antonyms
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Etymology
Fabricated comes from an old Latin word fabricare meaning 'to make', and it is the same root as fabric ('cloth'). So fabricated means 'made' or 'made up', and when we call a story fabricated we mean it was 'made up' often to deceive.