factice
/ˈfæktɪs/ or /ˈfæktɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A person who practices factitious or false pretenses, especially in medicine or law.
“The doctor was accused of being a factice for prescribing unnecessary treatments to gain more income.”
1. noun
A person who practices factitious or false pretenses, especially in medicine or law.
“The doctor was accused of being a factice for prescribing unnecessary treatments to gain more income.”