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To put together using parts or materials

To contrive of (something) using skill or ingenuity

To concoct or make up something that is untrue or inaccurate

To describe or express in too exaggerated terms

To make a false show or pretense of

To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

To retell something real as if it were fiction, especially by fabricating falsehoods

Stretch the truth

To tell (usually fraudulently) in such a way as to render less severe or serious

To make a false show or pretense of

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To put together using parts or materials

organises^UK

organizes^US

moulds^UK

molds^US

synthesizes^US

synthesises^UK

drafts^US

draughts^UK

brings into existence

catalyzes^US

catalyses^UK

marshals^UK

realizes^US

instals^UK

materialises^UK

installs^US

realises^UK

modernizes^US

modernises^UK

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“The process used to fabricate the structure also imposes limitations on size and performance characteristics.”

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To contrive of (something) using skill or ingenuity

moulds^UK

molds^US

organizes^US

organises^UK

makes up off the top of one's head

visualizes^US

visualises^UK

realizes^US

realises^UK

maneuvers^US

drafts^US

manoeuvres^UK

draughts^UK

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“There is no substitute for having Captain Lovell on board to take duct tape and fabricate a solution to a problem.”

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To concoct or make up something that is untrue or inaccurate

puts on the wrong track

throws off the scent

puts on

sends on a wild goose chase

leads astray

pulls the wool over someone's eyes

departs from the truth

tells a terminological inexactitude

gives the wrong impression

gives someone a bum steer

does a number on

wrong steers

leads down the garden path

leads up the garden path

lies to

puts up smoke screen

gives wrong information to

creates out of thin air

victimises^UK

victimizes^US

says something untrue

speaks with forked tongue

tells a little white lie

pulls someone's leg

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“She did not try to invent or fabricate some explanation for her misdeeds.”

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To describe or express in too exaggerated terms

colours^UK

dramatises^UK

dramatizes^US

colors^US

emphasises^UK

emphasizes^US

makes too much of something

makes a federal case of

lays it on with a trowel

blows something out of all proportion

blows up out of all proportion

lays it on with a shovel

lays on

makes a production out of

draws the longbow

makes mountains out of molehills

shoots a line

cooks up

blows out of proportion

lays it on thick about

bigs up

makes a drama out of a crisis

lays it on with a trowel about

enhances

blows up out of proportion

makes a big thing out of

belabours^UK

belabors^US

makes a production of

mugs

gilds

hypes

labors^US

labours^UK

maximizes^US

attaches too much importance to

attaches too much weight to

maximises^UK

makes a big thing about

makes a big deal out of something

expounds on

places too much emphasis on

lays too much emphasis on

makes a song and dance about

makes a fuss

lays too much stress on

makes a mountain out of

gives someone a sob story

makes mountain of molehill

magnifies importance

makes something out of nothing

swells

extends

pumps up

goes into detail about

exaggerates information

promotes

acclaims

goes on and on about

goes over the top about

makes mountain out of molehill

pays extravagant compliments

embellishes the truth

lays on with a trowel

makes a performance of

plays on heartstrings

italicizes^US

italicises^UK

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To make a false show or pretense of

gives the appearance of

goes through the motions

gives appearance of

makes show of

puts on act

goes through the motions of

puts on a false display

puts on a false front

puts up a smoke screen

puts on a front

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To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

colors^US

colours^UK

quotes out of context

gives a false account of

gives a false idea of

moulds^UK

molds^US

puts the wrong slant on

gives a false impression of

dramatizes^US

maneuvers^US

manoeuvres^UK

dramatises^UK

puts words in someone's mouth

arranges fraudulently

gives a false picture of

bastardizes^US

bastardises^UK

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To retell something real as if it were fiction, especially by fabricating falsehoods

fictionalises^UK

fictionalizes^US

adapts

dramatises^UK

dramatizes^US

Verb

Stretch the truth

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To tell (usually fraudulently) in such a way as to render less severe or serious

Verb

To make a false show or pretense of

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