Pronunciation: /kənˈfæbjəˌleɪt/
noun a conversation or chat
A1 I heard a confabulate about the new student in class.
A2 The confabulate at the office was about the upcoming company party.
B1 The confabulate among friends was about their favorite TV shows.
B2 The confabulate during the meeting was about the project timeline.
C1 The confabulate among scholars was about the latest research findings.
C2 The confabulate among world leaders was about global security issues.
verb to converse informally; chat
A1 She confabulated a story about how she lost her keys.
A2 During the interview, he confabulated details about his work experience.
B1 The witness confabulated the events of the accident under pressure from the police.
B2 The politician was caught confabulating facts during the debate.
C1 The suspect confabulated an alibi to avoid being charged with the crime.
C2 The author was known to confabulate elaborate plots for his novels.
formal The patient continued to confabulate details of events that never actually happened.
informal I think he's just confabulating to make himself sound more interesting.
slang Don't believe anything he says, he's just confabulating.
figurative Her mind began to confabulate a story to make sense of the confusing situation.
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