fudged (Meaning)

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fudged (imp. & p. p.)

of Fudge

The politician fudged the facts to avoid accountability.
The scientist fudged the data to support their desired conclusion.
The accountant fudged the numbers to show a more favorable financial picture.
The student fudged their exam answers in a desperate attempt to pass.
The lawyer fudged the evidence to build a stronger case for their client.
The athlete fudged their age to qualify for a younger age group competition.
The musician fudged their notes during the performance, but the audience didn't notice.
The artist fudged the details of the painting to create a more captivating effect.
The gardener fudged the pruning to give the plants a more artistic shape.
The chef fudged the recipe to cater to the specific tastes of their guests.

of Fudge

designer,manipulated, doctored, adulterated, engineered, juggled, concocted,fabricated, phoney, misleading

natural, natural, true, genuine,real, genuine, true, real, valuable, bona fide

The politician fudged the facts to avoid accountability.

The scientist fudged the data to support their desired conclusion.

The accountant fudged the numbers to show a more favorable financial picture.

The student fudged their exam answers in a desperate attempt to pass.