fabricate
കെട്ടിച്ചമച്ച്
definition
verb
officers fabricated evidence
invent or concoct (something), typically with deceitful intent.
example
Still, it'd be difficult for me to 'fabricate' enough new products to fill a whole column.
She did not try to invent or 'fabricate' some explanation.
The microwave area has naturally been most productive, because the metamaterials required are easier to 'fabricate' .
you will have to 'fabricate' an exhaust system
you will have to 'fabricate' an exhaust system
The contract duration is 53 months to design, 'fabricate' and test 3 production representative systems.
Contractors will 'fabricate' and test advanced structural components to failure to validate performance relative to predicted performance.
They have also used what they describe as a more sophisticated nozzle assembly to 'fabricate' similarly sized microcapsules in which a drug core is surrounded by a biodegradable polymer shell.
Most of the tungsten used thus far in aerospace applications has been in the unalloyed form, which is much easier and less expensive to produce and 'fabricate' .
Bryan is paranoid that police are dishonest and will 'fabricate' evidence against him, Mr Hemsley said.
The fact that our enemies allegedly 'fabricate' similar evidence of wrongdoing on our part absolves us of responsibility to reveal true, unfabricated evidence.
Only master craftsmen could design and 'fabricate' such a product.
In a society with an imperfect legal system, any false case can be 'fabricated' , and they will also seem serious and perfect from the outside.
He went on to accuse the witnesses of 'fabricating' the evidence against the accused.
The sculptor 'fabricates' nearly all his pieces in his studio by welding together metal plates.
Having grown over the years, the company is now recognized as one of the industry's premier designers and 'fabricators' of engineered, high-temperature, corrosion-resistant alloy components.
I would suggest that Fisk is the target of ridicule because he ignores evidence that doesn't support his ideology and 'fabricates' evidence that does, all the while masquerading as a reporter when he's really an opinion writer.
Finally, new shapes have been 'fabricated' with blocks of crystals.
If, however, I believed that Mr. Wemyss had 'fabricated' his evidence on this I would be more concerned.
For the formals as well as informals, Kutir creates the garments right from 'fabricating' , dying, embroidery, stitching and assembling.
He said that Hammersley and Clark had 'fabricated' the account which they gave in evidence, which put all the responsibility on him.
The first phase develops, 'fabricates' , integrates and tests prototype propulsion systems and power packs.
Lawrence was found to have 'fabricated' evidence to the Royal Commission.
The product can be finished and 'fabricated' easily in a variety of ways with typical shop tools.
They also charged the prosecution had 'fabricated' evidence during the corruption trial.
Design moves seamlessly from the architect to the 'fabricator' .
We think that bacteria and other small biological systems can be used as templates for 'fabricating' even more complex systems.
Perez related how officers routinely 'fabricated' elaborate stories in their reports.
You could, for instance, infer that they have 'fabricated' their evidence, made it up, after those first interviews.
‘The author is an admitted 'fabricator' ,’ Keller wrote, according to the Times.
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