concocting (Meaning)

concocting

to prepare by combining various ingredients, devise, fabricate, to prepare by combining raw materials, to think up

No weak antonyms found.

The sorceress was concocting a potion to heal the ailing prince.
The chemist meticulously measured the ingredients, concocting a solution that promised to cure the incurable.
The alchemist spent hours in his laboratory, concocting potions in search of the fabled Philosopher's Stone.
The chef expertly concocted a delectable dish that tantalized the taste buds.
The writer concocted an elaborate plot that kept readers on the edge of their seats.
The politician concocted a manipulative scheme to gain favor with the electorate.
The inventor tirelessly worked on his project, concocting countless prototypes before achieving success.
The liar shamelessly concocted a story to cover up his misdeeds.
The conspiracy theorists concocted wild theories about shadowy organizations controlling the world.
The scientists meticulously concocted a formula that could potentially change the course of medicine.

to prepare by combining various ingredients, devise, fabricate, to prepare by combining raw materials, to think up

constructing, inventing,devising,designing, manufacturing, producing, contriving, envisaging, cooking (up), fantasizing

imitating, replicating, cloning, copying,reproducing, mimicking, duplicating,reduplicating, copycatting,

The sorceress was concocting a potion to heal the ailing prince.

The chemist meticulously measured the ingredients, concocting a solution that promised to cure the incurable.

The alchemist spent hours in his laboratory, concocting potions in search of the fabled Philosopher's Stone.

The chef expertly concocted a delectable dish that tantalized the taste buds.