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Definition of concoction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fabricationinvented story or scheme
- His alibi was just a clever concoction.
2.
cookingmixture of ingredients creating a new substance
- The chef's special concoction was a hit at the party.
Origin of concoction
Latin, concoquere (to cook together)
Terms with concoction included in their meaning
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witch-made concoction used for casting, often seen as scary
Examples of concoction in a sentence
Her explanation was a wild concoction of lies. She experimented with a concoction of herbs and spices. His morning concoction of fruits and vegetables was refreshing.
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- French:fabulation, préparation, ...
- German:Erfindung, Kreation, ...
- Italian:intruglio, miscela, ...
- Spanish:invención, mezcla, ...
- Portuguese:invenção, mistura, ...
- Chinese:捏造, 混合物, ...
- Japanese:作り話, 混合物, ...
- Arabic:تَلْفيق, خَليط, ...
- Hebrew:הַמְצָאָה, תַּעֲרוֹבֶת, ...
- Russian:вымысел, смесь, ...
- Ukrainian:вигадка, суміш, ...
- Hindi:मनगढ़ंत कहानी, मिश्रण, ...
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