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fabrication

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fabrication [‚fab·ri′kā·shən]
(engineering)
The manufacture of parts, usually structural or electromechanical parts.
The assembly of parts into a structure.
fabrication
A process in which a steel member is prepared for erection; before use, it is cut to length, punched, and drilled as required.
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The platform, as well as the caves of the house, were surmounted by gaudily painted railings, and the genius of Hiram was exerted in the fabrication of divers urns and mouldings, that were scattered profusely around this part of their labors.
The Pioneers by Cooper, James Fenimore View in context
Mere bald fabrication is useless; the veriest tyro can manage that.
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He ran over the violent speech the cub reporter had constructed for him, and, though at first he was angered by the fabrication, in the end he tossed the paper aside with a laugh.
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