Sentence examples for to counterfeit from inspiring English sources
verb
To falsely produce what appears to be official or valid; to produce a forged copy of.
- To counterfeit the signature of another, coins, notes, etc.
They are harder to counterfeit.
WHO teaches new generations how to counterfeit?
The credits are easier to counterfeit than hundred-dollar bills.
What does it take to counterfeit a valuable coin?
-How difficult would it be to counterfeit your chosen collectible?
Cost-cutting measures may also have made firms' supply chains more vulnerable to counterfeit parts.
The smooth, transparent notes are also said to be more difficult to counterfeit.
It has additional features built into it that make it especially hard to counterfeit.
If a hacker were able to counterfeit the script, the entire currency might become worthless.
Hearing his little brother crying in his sleep, Alex tries to "counterfeit that I am reposing".
Stead's first attempt to counterfeit a life of sin ended in failure.
