made up
/ˈmeɪd ʌp/
adjective
- Not real; invented or imaginary.
- Children often have made-up friends when they are young.
- She created a made-up language for her fantasy novel.
- The story he told was completely made-up.
- Wearing makeup or cosmetics on the face.
- The actor looked very different when he was made-up as an old man.
- She prefers to go out without being made-up.
- She was heavily made-up for the stage performance.
- Feeling happy or satisfied after a disappointment (usually in the phrase 'made up').
- After the apology, they were completely made up.
- He was made up when he finally got the job offer.
- She felt made up after her friend explained the misunderstanding.