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fabricate

[fab-ri-keyt] / ˈfæb rɪˌkeɪt /




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Other materials are harder to fabricate in the required configurations, but they may allow excitons to remain stable at higher temperatures and without the need for a magnetic field.

From Science Daily

Bass vehemently disputed The Times’ findings on the after-action report, calling them “completely fabricated.”

From Los Angeles Times

Orders growth was strongest in fabricated metals and in the manufacture of machinery and equipment.

From The Wall Street Journal

She thrust at me the uniform I had fabricated, now pressed like new, along with a pair of regulation shoes.

From Literature

There are windmills to slay, crises to fabricate, rings to kiss.

From Los Angeles Times