unfabricated
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfæbrɪkeɪtɪd/
- Her account of the events was unfabricated and truthful.
Examples
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This story is completely unfabricated!
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We need unfabricated evidence to support these claims in court.
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The witness provided an unfabricated account of what happened that night.
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Her emotions were clearly unfabricated, showing how much she truly cared.
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The witness provided an unfabricated account of what happened that night.
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We need unfabricated evidence to support these claims in court.
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Her emotions were clearly unfabricated, showing how much she truly cared.
Synonyms
Real and true, not made up
Still in its original state and not changed or forged
Antonyms
How Genuine
Surface Forms
Morphology
unfabricated = fabricated (transparent) = un + fabricate + ed
The prefix 'un-' negates the adjective 'fabricated' (meaning 'invented' or 'forged'), so 'unfabricated' clearly means 'not invented/made up'.
Etymology
Unfabricated has un- 'not' and fabricate 'to make or invent', so it literally means 'not made up'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a true, honest story that is 'not invented', which is why the word means genuine or real.