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| fab·ri·cate [ fábbri kàyt ] (past and past participle fab·ri·cat·ed, present participle fab·ri·cat·ing, 3rd person present singular fab·ri·cates) |
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1. invent false story: to make up something that is not true
 accused police of fabricating evidence
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2. construct something: to make or construct something from different parts
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3. forge something: to falsify something such as a signature or document
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| [15th century. < Latin fabricat-, past participle of fabricare "make" < fabrica (see fabric)] |
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| fab·ri·ca·tor noun |
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