What is another word for made-up?
Pronunciation:
[ mˌe͡ɪdˈʌp], [ mˌeɪdˈʌp], [ m_ˌeɪ_d_ˈʌ_p]
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Similar words for made-up:
- ad-lib (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- assumed (adjective)
- chimeric (adjective)
- extemporaneous (adjective)
- extemporaneous/extemporary (adjective)
- false (adjective)
- fictitious (adjective)
- imaginary (adjective)
- invented (adjective)
- invented mentally (adjective)
- mythical (adjective)
- mythical/mythological (adjective)
- mythologic (adjective)
- notional (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- spur-of-the-moment (adjective)
- unnatural (adjective)
- ad libitum (adjective, adverb)
- ad libitum (adverb)
- other relevant words (adverb)
- assembled (noun)
- collective (noun)
- fabricated (noun)
- fancied (noun)
- fictional (noun)
- fictitious (noun)
- made-up (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Made-up:
adj.
• ad-lib (adjective) • all (adjective) • assumed (adjective)- fakest,
- more imitation,
- pre-tended,
- more affected,
- more put-on,
- more puton,
- most imitation,
- more put on,
- puton,
- most put on,
- pre tended,
- most puton,
- most put-on.
- more on-the-spot,
- un studied,
- more improviso,
- most improv,
- off the top head,
- most improviso,
- off the top of head,
- more improvisatory,
- un premeditated,
- snappest,
- most jamming,
- off top head,
- un-planned,
- more jamming,
- more on the spot,
- more improv,
- in formal,
- jamming,
- most on the spot,
- un-studied,
- un planned,
- most on-the-spot,
- ex temporary,
- un-premeditated,
- most improvisatory,
- in-formal,
- off cuff,
- ex-temporary.
- trumpedup,
- mis leading,
- in-vented,
- most cookedup,
- more trumped up,
- mis-leading,
- most cooked up,
- most trumpedup,
- most cooked-up,
- most faked,
- more trumpedup,
- in vented,
- dis-honest,
- more cooked up,
- more faked,
- more trumped-up,
- dis honest,
- most trumped-up,
- cookedup,
- most trumped up,
- more cookedup,
- more cooked-up.
- most created,
- un truer,
- un-truest,
- more created,
- more folkloric,
- un truest,
- folkloric,
- most folkloric,
- un-truer.
- tossed off,
- make-believe,
- false,
- Autoschediastic,
- cooked-up,
- mythological,
- toss off,
- ad-lib,
- thought out loud,
- off-the-cuff,
- toss out,
- on-the-spot,
- extemporaneous,
- tossed out,
- extemporary,
- unconforming,
- hyped up,
- at first glance,
- fairy-tale,
- off top of head,
- unnatural,
- taking for ride,
- extra ordinary,
- imaginary,
- snapper,
- trumped-up,
- fairytale,
- Improvisatory,
- by ear,
- Improviso,
- pseudonymous,
- IMPROV,
- mythic,
- on impulse,
- on the spot.
- more staged,
- in-sincerest,
- in-sincere,
- un-usual,
- super natural,
- un accountable,
- in sincerer,
- un canny,
- in credible,
- un cannier,
- un canniest,
- un-canniest,
- un-cannier,
- un-conforming,
- in sincerest,
- extra-ordinary,
- un conforming,
- in sincere,
- un-natural,
- un usual,
- un natural,
- more unconforming,
- super-natural,
- in-credible,
- most staged,
- in-sincerer,
- most unconforming,
- more concocted,
- most concocted.
a. & adv.
• ad libitum (adjective, adverb)adv.
• ad libitum (adverb)adv
• Other relevant words: (adverb)n.
• assembled (noun) • collective (noun) • fabricated (noun) • fancied (noun) • fictional (noun) • fictitious (noun) • made-up (noun)Other synonyms:
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•
- fictive,
- simulated,
- contrived,
- faux,
- hypothetical,
- fabled,
- otherworldly,
- mock,
- illusory,
- bogus,
- pretended,
- insubstantial.
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•
- mimic,
- artificial.
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•
- fantastical.
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•
- put on.
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•
- fantastic.
How to use "Made-up" in context?
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The English language is packed full of strange and unusual words that are purely made up. These are words that don't exist in the dictionary, but were created by the author of a text or by the speaker themselves.
Some of the more well-known examples of made-up words are quirk (a peculiar or eccentric habit or trait), twinkle (a brief gleam or sparkle), and smirk (a mocking smile).
Many of these words were created to describe peculiar or strange phenomena, or to make something seem more interesting or fun. Others were simply invented for fun, or to challenge people's conventional thinking.
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