apocryphate
/æpɒkriˈfeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to make or claim something to be a secret or apocryphal writing, especially a part of the Bible.
“The scholar’s new book was accused of apocryphating historical events to fit her narrative.”
2. noun
a writing or document considered apocryphal or of doubtful authenticity.
“The apocryphate manuscript was dismissed by the academic community as a forgery.”