Sentence examples for Fabricated from inspiring English sources

The word "Fabricated" is correct in written English
It is typically used to describe something that has been made up or constructed, often implying deceit or falsehood. Example: "The evidence presented in court was fabricated to mislead the jury."

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Fabricated

verb

Past of fabricate

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South Yorkshire police face similar allegations in relation to Orgreave, amid claims that they fabricated dozens of police statements.

After all, the images of misery I had just seen were not fabricated, they were real.

To his surprise, after teaming up with Norwegian lawyers, he did get the right to name the island – if not actually secede from Norwegian rule – and in 2010 came a letter giving him permission to "remove up to eight cubic metres of loose material from the shoreline", from which he has fabricated the 44 metre-long Nowhereisland.

Anwar, 60, who led a resurgent opposition to unprecedented success in March's general election, says the charges are "malicious" and fabricated to derail his political comeback.

"After the substance of Mr Herman's previous defamatory and fabricated filing in Hawaii was disproved based on unassailable evidence, Mr Herman's desperation has led him to fabricate these new anonymous accusations against Mr Singer, which we will also prove to be completely false," he said.

Anwar, who was re-elected as an MP two weeks ago, says the charges are fabricated by the government to derail his political comeback.

No one explained to him the potential dangers involved in the construction of a fabricated muscular hydrostat, the suit alleges, and unspecified damages are sought.

More than 18 months since the IPCC began a "scoping" exercise into whether it should fully investigate claims that officers fabricated statements, key witnesses to possible corruption have still not been interviewed by investigators.

There are enough inconsistencies and fabricated sequences in the memoirs to make them merely interesting documents rather than true accounts, but from a literary point of view there is a worse betrayal than that of the disgruntled rose.

The officers who allegedly fabricated evidence at the battle of Orgreave or those who slept with campaigners, to gain their trust, have never been disciplined.

Honestly, it's almost as if any article with "Gallagher" in the headline gets a huge amount of traffic and these "rumours" are fabricated by the press for this reason alone.

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