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counterfeit
01
made to closely resemble something else, typically with the intention to deceive
Example
The counterfeit bills had similar markings to genuine currency but lacked the security features.
The counterfeit medicine was sold online, posing a significant risk to consumers ' health.
The counterfeit artwork was discovered during authentication, revealing discrepancies in the materials and techniques used.
02
having a fake or pretended quality, especially in emotions or expressions
to counterfeit
Example
Authorities discovered a workshop where criminals were counterfeiting luxury watches and designer handbags.
The artist was concerned that someone might try to counterfeit their unique painting style.
Law enforcement agencies work tirelessly to identify and apprehend those who counterfeit official documents.
Example
The counterfeit bills had similar markings to genuine currency but lacked the security features.
The counterfeit medicine was sold online, posing a significant risk to consumers' health.
The counterfeit artwork was discovered during authentication, revealing discrepancies in the materials and techniques used.
The counterfeit tickets were sold outside the venue, leading to disappointment for unsuspecting buyers denied entry.
Her counterfeit designer handbag looked convincing at first glance, but upon closer inspection, the quality was subpar.
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