fabulate
/fæˈbyüleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to speak or write falsely or misleadingly, especially in an entertaining or impressive way; to invent or fabricate a story or tale.
“The politician was accused of fabulating a story to distract from the real issues.”
2. verb
to tell or speak about something in a way that is not accurate or true.
“The writer was criticized for fabulating historical events.”
3. verb
to create or make up a story or tale.
“The author fabulated a world of fantasy and adventure in her novel.”
4. verb
to invent or imagine something, especially a story or scenario.
“The artist fabulated a new idea for her next exhibition.”