Etymology
The word "fabrication" comes from the Latin word "fabricare," which means "to make, construct, or build."
Meaning
Fabrication refers to the act of creating or making something, typically something that is not genuine or authentic. It involves the deliberate creation of something that is presented as true or genuine, even though it is not. Fabrication often involves the use of deception or misrepresentation to deceive others.
Origin
The word "fabricare" was first used in ancient Rome, where it was commonly used to describe the process of making or constructing objects, particularly in the context of building or craftsmanship. Over time, the meaning of the word evolved to include the notion of creating something false or deceptive, leading to the modern usage of "fabrication" to refer to the act of creating or presenting something as genuine that is not.
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