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  • noun Plural form of fabulation.

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Examples

  • Are you going to allow the microphone to be dominated with the weeping milk-tears of egg-handed fools who will simply rehash old discussions of the Talmud of Mr. Tawky Tawny or shall we look towards a brighter day to come and inquire after new scripts, songs, fashions and fabulations?

    Boing Boing 2009

  • Her analytical fabulations about health care legislation have single-handedly stymied reform on two occasions.

    Dickipedia: Betsy McCaughey 2010

  • Towards the end, Jordan writes in a way that might even betray that most un-Wheel of Time quality, ironic self-awareness ‘so many fabulations drifted out that telling reality from nonsense became difficult’, 363.

    Archive 2010-05-01 Adam Roberts 2010

  • Towards the end, Jordan writes in a way that might even betray that most un-Wheel of Time quality, ironic self-awareness ‘so many fabulations drifted out that telling reality from nonsense became difficult’, 363.

    Robert Jordan, The Wheel of Time 10: Crossroads of Twilight (2003) Adam Roberts 2010

  • In the wake of this devastation - which the show documented with artworks in various styles, from academic heroics to the symbolist fabulations of Moreau and Puvis de Chavannes - Impressionism emerged as an art of the quotidian, a painting that did not reassert eternal verities but documented the changes and variations that comprise ordinary life.

    Peter Frank: Blague d'Art: First Impressions 2010

  • Her analytical fabulations about health care legislation have single-handedly stymied reform on two occasions.

    Dickipedia: Betsy McCaughey 2010

  • In the wake of this devastation - which the show documented with artworks in various styles, from academic heroics to the symbolist fabulations of Moreau and Puvis de Chavannes - Impressionism emerged as an art of the quotidian, a painting that did not reassert eternal verities but documented the changes and variations that comprise ordinary life.

    Peter Frank: Blague d'Art: First Impressions 2010

  • Her analytical fabulations about health care legislation have single-handedly stymied reform on two occasions.

    Dickipedia: Betsy McCaughey The Huffington Post News Team 2009

  • The ad agency is in the business of constructing huge fabulations, and if one of their executives is a fabulation himself, that is of little interest.

    Archive 2008-12-01 Walter Jon Williams 2008

  • The ad agency is in the business of constructing huge fabulations, and if one of their executives is a fabulation himself, that is of little interest.

    Reviews Too Late: Mad Men Walter Jon Williams 2008

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