Definition Conjugation
Definition of fabulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
storytellingRare tell invented stories often involving fantasyRare
- She loves to fabulate about magical lands.
- He would often fabulate tales of heroic deeds.
- Children love to fabulate during playtime.
Origin of fabulate
Latin, fabula (story) + -ate (to make)
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- French:fabuler, ...
- German:fabulieren, ...
- Italian:raccontare storie, ...
- Spanish:fabular, ...
- Portuguese:fabular, ...
- Chinese:编造, ...
- Japanese:作り話をする, ...
- Arabic:اِخْتَلَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַפֵּר סִפּוּרִים, ...
- Russian:фантазировать, ...
- Ukrainian:вигадувати, ...
- Hindi:कहानियाँ गढ़ना, ...
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