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The painting is a forgery.forgery = a fake (a copy meant to look like the original)
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At the tender age of 19, forgery artist William Ireland managed to convince numerous of scholars in 18th-century England that he had found dozens of love letters, unpublished manuscripts and annotated volumes written by none other than William Shakespeare. (source)forgery = of fake copies
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This signature looks like a forgery.forgery = a fake (a copy meant to look like the original)
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Madam Pince held the note up to the light, as though determined to detect a forgery, but it passed the test. (source)forgery = something that is represented as real even though it is a fake
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Forgery. (source)Forgery = falsifying papers
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The documents were skilful forgeries. (source)forgeries = fakes
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He spent a year and a half in an orphanage while his father served a jail term for forgery. (source)forgery = making a copy of something and saying it is the original
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My colleagues call them forgeries, but they're not.† (source)forgeries = things that are represented as real even though they are fake; or the making of such fake items
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He was as anxious as anyone else in the Department that the forgery should be perfect. (source)forgery = falsified (fake) copy of a document
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Two of the four paintings are actually forgeries—the Enemy has already stolen them.† (source)forgeries = things that are represented as real even though they are fake; or the making of such fake items
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We didn't learn very much Latin, but we learned a great deal about forgery.† (source)
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Another, who claimed he had works of master calligraphers and painters, was actually selling forgeries.† (source)
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Forgery was a felony offense punishable by up to ten years in jail.† (source)
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He'd exposed frauds, hoaxes, and forgeries.† (source)
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"Forgery is a very serious charge," he said sternly, and blew his nose.† (source)
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This was his defiance to his record of petty forgeries against Gant: he saw himself as a clever swindler although he had never had courage to swindle any one except his father.† (source)
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