Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
made-out-of-whole-cloth
idiom
/meɪd aʊt ʌv hoʊl klɔθ/
Definition
A phrase used to describe something that is completely fabricated or not based on any truth.
Examples
- The rumor about her departure was made-out-of-whole-cloth.
- His grand tales were often made-out-of-whole-cloth, lacking any real evidence.
Meaning
The expression refers to something that has been invented or imagined, particularly a story or allegation that has no basis in reality.
Synonyms
- fabricated
- invented
- imaginary
