FAKED Meaning and
Definition
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Faked is used as the past tense and past participle form of the verb "fake." "Fake" is defined as an action or object that is counterfeit, false, or not authentic. When something is said to be "faked," it means that it has been deliberately made or altered in a way that deceives or misleads others into believing it to be genuine. This can apply to a variety of contexts, including art, documents, objects, or even behaviors.
In the art world, "faked" typically refers to the creation of a replica or forgery of a famous artwork with the intention of passing it off as the original. Such artworks are incredibly detailed and skillfully reproduced, often fooling even experts. Similarly, the term "faked" can be used when referring to counterfeit documents or products that are manufactured to imitate genuine ones. These fake items are designed to appear identical to the original, but are made with the intention of misleading people into believing they are authentic.
Besides physical items, "faked" can also describe actions or behaviors that are insincere, deceptive, or pretending. For instance, faked emotions refer to the act of expressing false feelings or pretending to feel or experience emotions that are not genuine. In this sense, "faked" describes an intentional effort to deceive or mislead others by presenting an altered or false reality.
Overall, "faked" encompasses anything that is deliberately created or modified to deceive or pass off as genuine, whether it be in the form of art, objects, documents, or behaviors.
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Etymology of FAKED
The word "faked" is derived from the verb "fake", which first appeared in Middle English in the late 15th century. However, the etymology of "fake" itself is unclear. It is believed to be of unknown origin but may potentially have roots in Old Norse or Middle Dutch. The word "fake" initially meant "to deceive or cheat", and over time, "faked" emerged as the past tense and past participle form of the verb.
Similar spelling words for FAKED
- fake,
- fakes,
- fed,
- Flaked,
- facade,
- fate,
- fagged,
- faced,
- baked,
- feed,
- facet,
- forked,
- fanged,
- Caked,
- Waked,
- fazed,
- Fared,
- fad,
- fade,
- naked,
- Faxed,
- Raked,
- faded.
Conjugate verb Faked
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