/ˌfæbrɪˈkeɪʃən/
NOUN
The process or act of forming, assembling, or making something by joining parts, shaping materials, or applying skilled labor.
The process of building or assembling a physical structure, object, or component from separate parts or materials.
The process of making products, machinery, or components through industrial methods, tools, or skilled workmanship.
The specialized process of cutting, shaping, forming, and joining metal or other materials to produce parts and finished structures.
NOUN
A false statement, story, account, or piece of information that has been deliberately invented or presented as genuine.
An invented narrative, explanation, or account presented as though it were true, often to deceive or mislead others.
Information or claims deliberately distorted, falsified, or presented inaccurately to create a misleading impression.
The creation or presentation of something false as authentic, such as a forged document, counterfeit item, or fabricated piece of evidence.
NOUN
The process of cutting an animal carcass into separate portions or pieces as preparation for cooking.
The culinary process of dividing an animal carcass into cuts or portions suitable for cooking.