fabricate
/fæb.rɪˈkeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to invent or create something false or fictional, often for the purpose of deception or to gain an advantage
“The company was accused of fabricating test results to make their product seem more efficient.”
2. verb
to make or construct something, such as a product or a piece of writing
“The writer spent hours fabricating the intricate details of the historical novel.”
3. noun
the act of inventing or creating something false or fictional
“The investigation revealed a pattern of fabrication in the company’s financial reports.”
4. noun
the act of making or constructing something
“The process of fabrication requires careful planning and attention to detail.”