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made-up

adjective as in invented mentally

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The made-up money makes the company appear more financially robust and helps to support its bumper payouts to shareholders.

From BBC

Their made-up roles will let them opine on how to shrink the government and the budget, until Musk decides he’s bored and it’s time for him to be president.

As with birtherism his casual indifference to policy details, along with his made-up fantasy narratives, makes the gaslighting involved far more central.

From Salon

So there will always be a new made-up baddie that is supposedly threatening the good white straight Christians.

From Salon

He previously called the allegations in the first lawsuit “flat-out lies, made-up events that never happened, exaggerated and fabricated statements, and worse.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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