Fabrication [noun]

A local schoolteacher he met gave him some toys made by students several years earlier, including a cellphone crafted in clay by an Amazigh child who was 6 or 7 years old at the time of fabrication.

Among Amazon’s recent hires are research scientists focusing on designing a new superconducting quantum device as well as device fabrication.

They include the increased prevalence of technologies like AI, gene editing, and digital fabrication.

Each pack comes with five lightweight masks made with dual-layer cotton fabrication for increased breathability and comfort, adjustable ear loops for fit, and a wide filter pocket for added protection.

Then, last week, the firm claimed this was a complete fabrication.

The resurrection of Lazarus is a transparent fabrication out of the parable of the rich man and Lazarus.

Again, that story might be pure fabrication, in which case the suspicion swung back to Miss Prall and Eliza.

The genius of the French language seems more particularly to lend itself to the fabrication of burlesque forms and subterfuges.

She had laboured at the fantastic, monstrous fabrication, as if in that way only she could save herself.

The story of the council came to be regarded as a silly fabrication.