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fabrication
[fab′rikā′shən]
a psychologic reaction in which false statements are contrived to mask memory defects. It is a clinical feature of Korsakoff's syndrome and other disorders. See also confabulation.
fabrication (fab´rikā´shn),
n the construction or making of a restoration.
fabrication
breaking down of a carcass of meat into consumer cuts or boned meat.


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