forge
/fɔrdʒ/Definitions
1. verb
to shape or form (metal) by heating and hammering, or to create or invent (something)
“The blacksmith forged a beautiful sword.”
2. noun
a place where metal is shaped or formed by heating and hammering, or a device for shaping or forming metal
“The blacksmith worked in a small forge.”
3. verb
to invent or create (something) by altering or manipulating existing ideas or facts
“The politician was accused of forging documents to support his claims.”
4. noun
a false or altered document, especially one created to deceive or mislead
“The police discovered a forged passport.”
5. verb
to make (something) seem more attractive or impressive, often by exaggerating its qualities
“The salesperson tried to forge a connection with the potential customer.”