Made-up ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Made-up ( adjective )

1. Constructed, fabricated or created artificially.
2. Fictitiously invented or imagined.

Origin:

Compound of made and up.

Examples:

1. The made-up story was hard to believe.
2. She had a made-up excuse for not going to the meeting.
3. The made-up character in the book was very interesting.
4. He had a made-up name and a made-up job.
5. The made-up world was very different from the real one.

(As a verb)

Made-up ( verb )

1. Constructed, fabricated or created artificially.
2. Fictitiously invented or imagined.

Origin:

Compound of made and up.

Examples:

1. The made-up story was hard to believe.
2. She had a made-up excuse for not going to the meeting.
3. The made-up character in the book was very interesting.
4. He had a made-up name and a made-up job.
5. The made-up world was very different from the real one.