fabricator

fabricate | American Dictionary

fabricate
verb[ T ]
us/ˈfæb·rɪˌkeɪt/
to invent or produce something in order to deceive:
She fabricated charges that her boss was stealing money.

fabrication

noun[ C ]us/ˌfæb·rɪˈkeɪ·ʃən/
That story is a complete fabrication.

fabricate | Business English

fabricate
verb[ T ]
uk /ˈfæbrɪkeɪt/us
PRODUCTION
to manufacture something:
Techniques for fabricating microchips on circuits are advancing all the time.
The company's main business is fabricating metal parts for the aerospace industry.
to invent a story or create a piece of false evidence in order to deceive someone:
It turned out that all the qualifications in his application had been fabricated.

Examples of fabricate

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None of these institutions were easily fabricated or manipulated, and colonial dependence on them often limited colonial power as much as facilitating it.
There are also faked historical documents that have been fabricated in order to sell them and make money.
The cloth, we may say, is fabricated out of the yarns.
In extreme cases, the absence of an electorate was total and the electoral agents of the government in the provinces fabricated the elections.
The performance of electronic devices often depends strongly on the compositional homogeneity of the substrates upon which they are fabricated.
The agent can emphasize some features of the episode without fabricating.
In contrast, the public sphere of law, government, and state appears artificial, fabricated, coercive, and ephemeral.
To measure interaction forces a three degreeof-freedom force sensor has been designed and fabricated.
The highest performance antennas from both algorithms were fabricated and tested, and both yielded very similar performance.
She refused and said this was why she was opposed to him coming because now he was fabricating this story of iciwa.
To others, however, he would later confide that he had simply fabricated the supporting opinion.
I would suggest using first names only, clan names only, initials, or even numbers, but not fabricated full names.
Coining unique terminology to name the fruits of their collective labors was a product of coastal dwellers communicating as they exchanged their newly fabricated technology.
The ability to moderate oil prices and competition during conditions of scarcity, real or fabricated, becomes easier when there are stockpiles.
Seditious words cases cannot all be regarded as drunken indiscretions or developments of private feuds, with witnesses exaggerating or fabricating evidence.
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