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fabricated
[
fab
-ri-keyt
]
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Origin
fab·ri·cate
/
ˈfæb
rɪˌkeɪt
/
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[
fab
-ri-keyt
]
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verb (used with object),
-cat·ed,
-cat·ing.
1.
to make by
art
or skill and labor; construct:
The finest craftspeople fabricated this clock.
2.
to make by assembling parts or sections.
3.
to devise or invent (a legend, lie, etc.).
4.
to fake; forge (a document, signature, etc.).
Origin:
1400–50;
late Middle English
<
Latin
fabricātus
made, past participle of
fabricāre.
See
fabric
,
-ate
1
Related forms
fab·ri·ca·tive,
adjective
fab·ri·ca·tor,
noun
qua·si-fab·ri·cat·ed,
adjective
un·fab·ri·cat·ed,
adjective
well-fab·ri·cat·ed,
adjective
Synonyms
1.
See
manufacture.
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an arrangement of five objects, as trees, in a square or rectangle, one at each corner and one in the middle.
an extraordinary or unusual thing, person, or event; an exceptional example or instance.
a stew of meat, vegetables, potatoes, etc.
a scrap or morsel of food left at a meal.
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The articles above were published before the author admitted the book was largely
fabricated
.
They use admittedly
fabricated
guesses at the possible probabilities of various parameters.
Already, they have
fabricated
materials that flex or contract when a voltage is applied.
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The articles above were published before the author admitted the book was largely
fabricated
.
They use admittedly
fabricated
guesses at the possible probabilities of various parameters.
Already, they have
fabricated
materials that flex or contract when a voltage is applied.
The principal part of a famously
fabricated
dinosaur fossil is an ancient fish-eating bird, scientists report.
These can be
fabricated
locally with local technicians.
Indeed, it is quite possible that this carving has been
fabricated
.
The sheet metal counter was
fabricated
at a sheet metal shop.
On the upper floor is a room-sized scale dominated by a wheel
fabricated
of milled aluminum.
Or they
fabricated
medical reasons to make the women postpone their procedures.
Finally, if the models produce the desired effect, full-scale components are
fabricated
and tested on the track.
Quantum computers can store and process data using atoms, photons or
fabricated
microstructures.
Perry used custom
fabricated
aluminum hoops and galvanized livestock fencing.
The units are currently being
fabricated
and readied for transport.
It reads as ridiculously embellished if not completely
fabricated
.
All of these gasifiers are
fabricated
out of stainless steel so that they can be used over many years.
Monier himself
fabricated
ferroconcrete wall panels for buildings, beams and even complete bridges.
But, despite hours spent poring through his
fabricated
trading records, they found nothing.
The airframe, if you could call it that, is
fabricated
from a steel scaffold.
Manojlovic
fabricated
the synthesis and characterization of five.
Masks are
fabricated
to keep the inmates from communicating during rare trips outside their cells.
It is difficult to believe that he could have
fabricated
such tall tales without anyone's detecting them earlier.
But one does need to shy away from
fabricated
notions of victimization.
Wiles,
fabricated
financial data with tactics that included shipping bricks and scrap parts disguised as disk drives.
It's not for the first time the western media published
fabricated
articles but this one takes the price.
Engineers model prototypes and have them
fabricated
in dedicated machine.
Green immunity for testifying that he had
fabricated
the tape.
He believes that local officials
fabricated
the case against him in order to force his silence.
The sockets are designed and
fabricated
to suit each patient's specific needs, says the company.
But accusations that he had plagiarized other scholars and
fabricated
parts of his research began to emerge.
In short, it is impossible to become concerned about a character so patently
fabricated
.
They used real bearings to reduce friction on the moving parts and
fabricated
the rest from lightweight carbon fiber and aluminum.
Far has admitted to the government that some of the information shared on the calls was
fabricated
.
The story is as patent a fraud as the
fabricated
battle scenes.
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Etymonline
Word Origin & History
fabricate
mid-15c., from L. fabricatus, pp. of fabricare "to fashion, build," from fabrica (see
fabric
). In bad sense of "to tell a lie," etc., it is first recorded 1779. Related: Fabricated; fabricating.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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