Pronunciation: /fəˌbrɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun the act of inventing or creating something, typically with deceitful intent
A1 The children enjoyed making crafts out of colorful fabrications.
A2 The company was accused of fabrication in their financial reports.
B1 The artist's new exhibition explores the theme of reality versus fabrication.
B2 The novel's plot twist revealed the true nature of the character's fabrication.
C1 The fabrication of evidence led to the wrongful conviction of an innocent man.
C2 The journalist's fabrication of sources resulted in a scandal that rocked the media industry.
formal The company was accused of engaging in the fabrication of financial documents.
informal I heard that he got caught in a fabrication about his whereabouts last night.
slang Don't believe everything she says, she's a pro at fabrication.
figurative His story was a complete fabrication, with no basis in reality.
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