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Consisting of a lie.
fabricated
made-up
1
So the navy hid behind national security and
concocted
a cover story.
2
She found it hard to believe all that evidence had been
concocted
.
3
For a moment, he drifted deep into the story McDermott had
concocted
.
4
A plot was
concocted
,
the lady consenting to take part in it.
5
Instead, lurid stories were
concocted
in the back rooms of nearby roadhouses.
6
In fact, someone should write an article on the drugs they've
concocted
.
7
From the tip-top heart of the tree she
concocted
a delicious salad.
8
The Dyak plan for reaching the magazine had been too hastily
concocted
.
9
How, I wondered, could any serious author have
concocted
such a scene?
10
With no phone number, Natalya could have
concocted
the whole thing herself.
11
And he presided over a bank that
concocted
aggressive tax avoidance schemes.
12
I had
concocted
so many, and so few had come to fruition.
13
They
concocted
it together, and the rough draft was copied by Emmeline.
14
The supper thus
concocted
and carried out was certainly a genuine triumph.
15
Some erratic architect certainly
concocted
the plan of the Hotel del Coronado.
16
Topcliffe and Fitzherbert
concocted
a scheme for making a tidy fortune quickly.
concocted
concoct
·
concoct by
concoct a plan
concoct story
concoct love
concoct so