forged
- adjective
- /fɔrdʒd/
- NSFW
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falsificado
- All it took was a forged Microsoft employee badge to get me all this access.
All it took was a forged Microsoft employee badge to get me all this access.
- All it took was a forged Microsoft employee badge to get me all this access.
- You're seeing something that looks, feels like a quotation, but you never know if if it is forged or not.
Examples
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You're seeing something that looks, feels like a quotation, but you never know if if it is forged or not.
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He was accused of selling forged artwork that deceived many collectors.
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The official multiplayer servers for Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance have been decommissioned for a while now, but fortunately for those who like to take mass and energy and
Blog text (23) -
A FORGED MEMO.
Blog text (3) -
The police arrested him for using a forged signature on the contract.
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The detective discovered that the documents were forged, leading to a major criminal investigation.
Synonyms
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4.2
To make or change something to trick people
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7.1
To make a fake copy of a document or signature to deceive people
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7.3
To make documents or facts not true to deceive people
Made up and not true, often to trick people
Antonyms
How Deceptive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Forged comes from forge, a blacksmith's workshop where metal is heated and hammered into shape. A helpful way to remember the sense 'copied or produced fraudulently' is to imagine someone shaping a fake passport to look real, which is why a forged document is a dishonest copy.