inconcocted Synonyms
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inconcocted Meaning
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inconcocted (a.)
Imperfectly digested, matured, or ripened.
inconcocted Sentence Examples
- The story was inconcocted, an implausible tale strung together with broken threads of imagination.
- The concoction was an inconcocted mess, a testament to the chef's lack of skill.
- The evidence presented by the prosecution was inconcocted, rendering their case unconvincing.
- The rumor mill churned out inconcocted stories, feeding on the gullibility of those who believed.
- The accusation was inconcocted, a baseless attempt to tarnish their reputation.
- The plot thickens as an inconcocted narrative unfolds, leaving readers baffled.
- The concoction was a blatant deception, an inconcocted potion that promised miracles but delivered only disappointment.
- The inconcocted claims of the politician rang hollow, lacking any shred of truth.
- The concoction was a disaster, an inconcocted brew that sent laboratory equipment spewing and splattering.
- The fairy tale was an inconcocted fantasy, woven from the threads of ancient legends and embellished with modern embellishments.
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Imperfectly digested, matured, or ripened.
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The story was inconcocted, an implausible tale strung together with broken threads of imagination.
The concoction was an inconcocted mess, a testament to the chef's lack of skill.
The evidence presented by the prosecution was inconcocted, rendering their case unconvincing.
The rumor mill churned out inconcocted stories, feeding on the gullibility of those who believed.
