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Meanings of fabricate in English

Portuguese
fabricar
Spanish
fabricar
Catalan
fabricar

To make up something artificial or untrue.

fabricar
Usage of fabricate in English
1
Several researchers were inside, using robot precision-assembly cells to fabricate various units.
The Reality Dysfunction
2
You don't fabricate that in any way, you live it, she said.
Ebony
3
She didn't seem the sort who'd fabricate an outlandish story for attention.
Mysterious Skin
4
Mr. King was inspired to fabricate in the interest of psychical research.
Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
5
Captain Smythe's engineers can fabricate some new kinetic rounds loaded with sensors.
Beyond The Frontier: Invincible
6
A woman then offered to fabricate a more serious charge against him.
BBC
7
In worst-case scenarios, teachers totally ignore them and completely fabricate the data.
Ebony
8
It's much easier-andcheaper-to3-Dprint those experiments than to fabricate them.
Wired
9
I cannot fabricate a decent excuse to go sooner, or I would.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901
10
None of us wants to hear Randy fabricate results to his advantage.
Wild Justice
11
Most simply, it aims to create grounds to punish those who fabricate qualifications.
The South African
12
We employ a micro-electro-mechanical system technology and successfully fabricate the devices.
Pubmed
13
It must also fabricate a reason for Oxford to hide his real identity.
The Guardian
14
Electrospinning provides a simple and convenient method to fabricate nanofibrous meshes.
Pubmed
15
Without the Song, the queen was unable to fabricate barriers on her own.
Faefever
16
They close their eyes to reality & fabricate their Promised Land.
The new yorker
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Translations for fabricate
Fabricate through the time
Fabricate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common