fabulated
/ˈfæbjəˌleɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense of fabulate: invented or created a story, often with imaginative or false details.
- He fabulated an elaborate excuse for being late to the meeting.
- The journalist fabulated several quotes to make the article more dramatic.
- They fabulated a legend about a ghost that haunted the old mansion.
- Past participle of fabulate: having been invented or created as a story.
- The myth had been fabulated so often that people believed it was true.
- Her account of the event was completely fabulated from start to finish.
- The tale was fabulated by the villagers over many generations.