Fabricated: meaning, definitions and examples

to make up

to invent or concoct (something), typically with deceitful intent. To construct or manufacture something, especially in a dishonest or exaggerated manner. To create or produce (something) in a skillful or clever way.

concoct, falsify, forge, invent, manufacture

Examples of usage

• He fabricated a story about being stranded on a deserted island.

• She was caught fabricating evidence to frame her colleague.

• The company fabricated the data to make their product seem more successful.

• The artist fabricated a beautiful sculpture out of recycled materials.

• The conspiracy theorists fabricated a theory about the government's involvement.