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made-up
[meyd-uhp]
adjective
concocted; falsely fabricated or invented.
a made-up story.
being in makeup; wearing facial cosmetics.
put together; finished.
made-up
adjective
invented; fictional
a made-up story
wearing make-up
a well made-up woman
put together; assembled
(of a road) surfaced with asphalt, concrete, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of made-up1
Example Sentences
"This is just a made-up excuse in order to create a system that looks like it's helping people without actually helping people," he says.
Even if seeking realism in creatures that only exist in our imagination might seem counterintuitive, the goal is to make them feel palpable within their made-up realm.
It’s this weird thing, when people watch a TV show that you made, you really want it to feel real and not made-up.
I daydreamed completely made-up scenes in my head, like the day when Luthen made Kleya laugh for the very first time, or happy memories between them.
After performing a made-up commercial for a handful of talent representatives, one urged her to move to New York for the summer to try her hand at professional auditions.
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