Showing results for "concocted"

past tense form of concoct.
past participle of concoct.

concocted

ADJECTIVE

fake

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bogus counterfeit fabricated fictitious forged fraudulent mock phony spurious

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affected assumed invented make believe pretended pseudo reproduction sham simulated

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artificial bum

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actual authentic genuine real

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original truthful

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false

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bogus deceitful dishonest distorted erroneous fake fanciful faulty fictitious fraudulent improper inaccurate incorrect invalid misleading mistaken phony specious spurious unfounded unreal untrue untruthful

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apocryphal beguiling casuistic contrary to fact cooked-up counterfactual deceiving delusive ersatz fallacious fishy illusive imaginary inexact lying mendacious misrepresentative off the mark sham sophistical trumped-up unsound

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accurate authentic correct fair faithful frank genuine honest moral open proven real right sincere sound true trustworthy truthful valid

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actual factual just known precise reliable straight substantiated

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fictitious

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apocryphal bogus counterfeit fabricated false fanciful fictional imaginary make believe misleading mythical phony sham spurious

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artificial assumed chimerical cooked-up created deceptive delusive delusory dishonest ersatz factitious fake faked fantastic fashioned feigned fictive figmental hyped-up illusory imagined improvised invented made mock romantic simulated suppositious supposititious synthetic trumped-up unreal

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authentic factual genuine honest real sincere true truthful

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actual certain confirmed proven sure

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hypothetical

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debatable imaginary problematic speculative theoretical vague

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academic contingent pretending suspect

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assumptive casual conditional conjecturable conjectural contestable disputable doubtful equivocal imagined indefinite indeterminate postulated presumptive presupposed provisory putative questionable refutable stochastic supposed suppositional suppositious theoretic uncertain unconfirmed

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certain definite factual real sure

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calculated confirmed measured proved proven reliable truthful

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invented

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assumed created fabricated fanciful fictional imaginary imagined made-up simulated unreal

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counterfeit fake faked fashioned feigned improvised made misleading mock sham

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apocryphal artificial bogus chimerical cooked-up deceptive delusive delusory dishonest ersatz factitious false fantastic fantastical fictive figmental hyped-up illusory make believe mythical phony romantic spurious suppositious supposititious synthetic trumped-up

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genuine real true

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truthful

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trumped-up

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bogus cooked-up deceitful devised dishonest fabricated fake false falsified fictitious fishy framed fraudulent imaginary incorrect invalid invented lying made up misleading phony sham unfounded unsound untrue

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unnatural

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abnormal bizarre incredible odd outlandish outrageous perverse preposterous stilted strange unusual

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affected

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aberrant anomalous assumed contrary contrived ersatz extraordinary fabricated factitious false feigned forced freakish freaky imitation insincere irregular labored made-up make believe perverted phony pseudo put on staged stiff strained studied supernatural synthetic theatrical unaccountable uncanny unconforming unorthodox

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common familiar normal reasonable regular sensible standard usual

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acceptable genuine natural real

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The original Monticello was a thoroughly conventional house, a gentleman-amateur’s effort diligently concocted out of the standard pattern-books.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jun. 19, 2026

The siblings concocted complex lineages and histories for their countries, writing Angrian and Gondalian tales and verse in tiny homemade books.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 22, 2026

In an interview with The Times, Sid confessed that the whole thing was a lie concocted by a publicist in the 1940s.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 13, 2026

But, as the forensic evidence in a new documentary shows, Williams' words were a story concocted to hide the grim truth.

From BBC • Feb. 28, 2026

Leaving no hope for any of the scenarios that my sister had probably concocted in her head.

From "It All Comes Down to This" by Karen English

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