Sentence examples for fabricated word from inspiring English sources

Upon being presented with the majority opinion, McKean confirmed that "esquivalience" was a fabricated word.

Androceuticals is what the company calls its product line, a fabricated word probably thought up by a well-paid naming consultant.

Also, the WER on test data fabricated using word level resampling is nearly identical to the WER on real test data.

As such, following onto Austin, this paper argues that also cities can be made, can be fabricated with words.

One controversial aspect of a phonics-based approach is the use of fabricate words to test children.

(The word "fabricated" comes to mind).

Research by Michael C Moynihan for Tablet magazine, however, showed that in his book on creativity, Lehrer had been rather creative himself; specifically in fabricating some words supposedly uttered by Bob Dylan.

But fabricated is the wrong word.

She looks at everything as a wonderful surprise: the acorns that form a pattern on the ground, the shapes and special language of the clouds in the sky and the discovery of a new word, like "fabricated," all are moments of astonishment for her.

As those meanings multiply, the usefulness of trying to solve the real problem of deliberately fabricated misinformation online — in other words, actual "fake news" — becomes much harder.

Even though his work has evolved drastically – from monochromatic to colorful, sculpted to fabricated – Stella cringes at the word "reinvented".