English
Etymology
From L. confabulari "to talk together", com- "together" + fabulari "to chat" from fabula "fable, tale".
Pronunciation
a|US IPA|/k�n�fæb.jul.eɪt/
rhymes|eɪt
Verb
en-verb|confabulat|ing
- intransitive To speak casually with; to chat.
- intransitive To confer.
- context|intransitive|psychology To fabricate memories in order to fill gaps in one's memory.
Related terms
confabulator (noun)
confabulation (noun)
confabulatory (adjective)
confab (derived verb)
te:confabulate
vi:confabulate
zh:confabulate
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