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Trumped up Meaning in English

expression · lemma: trump up

ˈtɹəmpt/ /ˈəp
TRUMPT-UP
tɹˈʌmpt/ /ˈʌp
trUMPT-UP

Definición

If something is 'trumped up,' it means it is false, invented, or made up, especially referring to accusations or charges that are not true.

Uso & Matices

Usually used with 'charges,' 'accusations,' or 'reasons,' suggesting dishonesty or fabrication, often in legal, journalistic, or formal settings. Avoid using for minor everyday lies. More formal than 'made up.'

Oraciones de Ejemplo

He was arrested on trumped up charges.

basic

The report was full of trumped up accusations.

basic

He made a trumped up excuse for being late.

basic

Everyone knows the charges against her are trumped up just to silence her.

natural

They lost their jobs because of a trumped up story spread by a rival.

natural

Don't believe those trumped up accusations—they just want to ruin his reputation.

natural