Synonyms for trumped-up
trumped-up

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1. trumped-up(a)adjective

   concocted with intent to deceive

   "trumped-up charges"

   Antonyms:
   true

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1. List of paraphrases for "trumped-up":

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1. Ben Chumo:

   I am disappointed that such charges can be trumped up against me. I served KPLC for 32 years. My record is evident.

2. Dana Ahmed:

   We are very worried that these women and other activists detained, like activists before them, will be tried and sentenced on trumped up security-related charges for their peaceful human-rights activism.

3. Van Jones:

   And so as you begin to think what are we going to do, you’ve got to be able to respond to what I think is dog whistling on education. I think all the CRT stuff is trumped-up dog-whistling, but you’ve got to be able to respond to it, and I also think that, listen, crime, inflation and concerns about our kids – Democrats have got to have better answers next year than we had this year.

4. Hillary Clinton:

   This does put a lid on the nuclear program, but we still have a lot of concern about the bad behavior and the actions by Iran which remains the largest state sponsor of terrorism which does go after and undermine governments in the region, that poses an existential threat to Israel, that unfairly, unlawfully confines and tries Americans on trumped up charges, that bad behavior is something we have to address.

5. Gavin Newsom:

   These trumped up charges were always a sham -- a blatant attempt by the Trump administration to prevent more automakers from joining California and agreeing to stronger emissions standards.