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. 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.

2. Brad Raffensperger:

   Georgia's election laws strike an appropriate balance between election security and voter convenience, we saw record voter turnout in 2022, extremely high voter turnout for a midterm election, at levels that prove claims of voter suppression are just as trumped up as claims of stolen elections.

3. Rupert Colville:

   We are very concerned that these apparently trumped-up charges may constitute a renewed attempt to stifle dissent.

4. Christine Matthews:

   You'd have to work really hard to connect the dots between what Trump's lawyer said, which was ridiculous, and Republicans, i think -- excuse the pun -- that would be a trumped up story. That would be somewhat manufactured.

5. Ben Chumo:

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