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Another word for made-up

made-up Synonyms

made-up

modif.

False
invented, concocted, fabricated, fictitious; see false 2, 3, unreal.
Marked by the use of make-up
painted, rouged, powdered, colored, freshened, reddened, cosmeticized.

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Another word for made-up

adjective

Consisting or suggestive of fiction:
fanciful, fantastic, fantastical, fictional, fictitious, fictive, invented. See real
Being fictitious and not real, as a name:
assumed, pseudonymous. See true

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All of these made-up holidays (and many more that you can find doing an Internet search for wacky holidays) offer great opportunities for free craft ideas for kids.
This is the opposite of a makeover series in that the show takes overly made-up, skimpy dressers and gives them a "make under."
These tattoos can correct the pigmentation changes and result in the illusion of a constantly made-up and flawless face.
No need for makeup after the procedure: Women can appear to always have a made-up face even without makeup.
It could involve a made-up scenario, with the participants creating the story of an encounter together.

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