fabulize
/fæbjuːˈsaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to make or create a false or sensational story, especially about someone’s past or life.
“She tried to fabulize her humble beginnings to sound more glamorous.”
2. verb
to embellish or exaggerate the truth, often for dramatic or entertaining effect.
“The novelist was accused of fabulizing the events in her book for greater impact.”
3. noun
the act of making or creating a false or sensational story.
“The tabloid’s practice of fabulizing its headlines led to a loss of credibility.”