The verb fabricate means to invent information or evidence in order to deceive people, i.e., to make up and give out false information. Fabricate can also mean to make something out of various materials. The adjective form is fabricated.
The
group's methods included releasing false or fabricated
information to serve their purpose, said the chief of AoT, an agency
under the Transport Ministry overseeing international airports,
including Suvarnabhumi.
Democrat
party spokesman Ong-art Khlamphaibul said the rumour was a “fabricated story
designed to raise public sympathy” for Mr Thaksin,
Some
of the statistics and figures being claimed by the aviation industry
may not "correspond with reality" and may even be fabricated,
according to the chief statistician of the International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO).
He
elaborately depicts all the details onto his canvas including the
cracks on the surface of the relics and the natural textures of
materials used to fabricate
the old structure.
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