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counterfeited Meaning
counterfeited
to make a fraudulent replica of, something likely to be mistaken for something of higher value, to make an imitation of without authorization and especially with intent to deceive or defraud, imitation, not sincere, to imitate or feign especially with intent to deceive, to imitate or copy especially in order to deceive, made in exact imitation of something else with the intention of deceiving, to engage in counterfeiting something of value, made in imitation of a genuine article (as a document) without authorization and especially with intent to deceive or defraud, something counterfeit, pretend entry 1 sense 1, feign, made in imitation of something else with intent to deceive, insincere, feigned, to try to deceive by pretense or dissembling
counterfeited Sentence Examples
- The counterfeit money was meticulously crafted, deceiving even the most skilled experts.
- The painting was discovered to be a counterfeited masterpiece, tarnishing the reputation of the art collector.
- The counterfeit passports enabled the criminals to travel freely across borders, evading detection.
- The counterfeit pharmaceutical drugs were sold to unsuspecting patients, posing a grave health risk.
- The counterfeited designer handbags sold for a fraction of the original price, tempting shoppers with a false sense of luxury.
- The counterfeit watches were so convincing that they fooled even the watchmaker who had originally designed them.
- The counterfeit historical documents were used to support fraudulent claims, distorting the true narrative of the past.
- The counterfeit vaccines were ineffective and potentially dangerous, putting countless lives at risk.
- The counterfeited seals and stamps gave an air of authenticity to forged documents, misleading people into believing their validity.
- The counterfeit currency threatened to undermine the stability of the nation's economy, eroding public trust in the financial system.
FAQs About the word counterfeited
to make a fraudulent replica of, something likely to be mistaken for something of higher value, to make an imitation of without authorization and especially wit
faked,forged, manipulated,invented, simulated,reproduced, reduplicated, plagiarized, fabricated, phonied
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The counterfeit money was meticulously crafted, deceiving even the most skilled experts.
The painting was discovered to be a counterfeited masterpiece, tarnishing the reputation of the art collector.
The counterfeit passports enabled the criminals to travel freely across borders, evading detection.
The counterfeit pharmaceutical drugs were sold to unsuspecting patients, posing a grave health risk.
