confabulated Synonyms

Strongest:

to fill in gaps in memory by fabrication, to hold a discussion, to talk informally

The elderly man confabulated stories about his youth, filling in gaps in his memory with fabricated events.
Suspecting foul play, the detective confabulated a scenario to test the suspect's alibi.
The politician confabulated a plan to discredit his opponent, using false accusations to damage their reputation.
The therapist helped the amnesiac patient to confabulate memories of their past to cope with their memory loss.
The students confabulated an excuse for their tardiness, claiming a traffic jam that never occurred.
The false confesses confabulated a confession to protect his accomplice, knowing the evidence against him was overwhelming.
The historian confabulated a narrative of ancient events based on fragmentary and unreliable sources.
The conspiracy theorist confabulated a web of lies and half-truths to support their unfounded claims.
The witness confabulated details of the crime scene, leading to a miscarriage of justice.
The company confabulated a press release to spin the negative news in a more favorable light.

to fill in gaps in memory by fabrication, to hold a discussion, to talk informally

discussed,consulted, conferred, argued, confabbed, treated, counselled, parleyed, counseled,talked

No antonyms found.

The elderly man confabulated stories about his youth, filling in gaps in his memory with fabricated events.

Suspecting foul play, the detective confabulated a scenario to test the suspect's alibi.

The politician confabulated a plan to discredit his opponent, using false accusations to damage their reputation.

The therapist helped the amnesiac patient to confabulate memories of their past to cope with their memory loss.