0 to invent or produce something false in order to deceive someone:
2 to manufacture something:
3 to invent a story or create a piece of false evidence in order to deceive someone:
It turned out that all the qualifications in his application had been fabricated.
None of these institutions were easily fabricated or manipulated, and colonial dependence on them often limited colonial power as much as facilitating it.
There are also faked historical documents that have been fabricated in order to sell them and make money.
The cloth, we may say, is fabricated out of the yarns.
In extreme cases, the absence of an electorate was total and the electoral agents of the government in the provinces fabricated the elections.
The performance of electronic devices often depends strongly on the compositional homogeneity of the substrates upon which they are fabricated.
The agent can emphasize some features of the episode without fabricating.
In contrast, the public sphere of law, government, and state appears artificial, fabricated, coercive, and ephemeral.
To measure interaction forces a three degreeof-freedom force sensor has been designed and fabricated.
