forge
verb/fuɾˈʒaɾ/medium
for·jar
Definition
To counterfeit, to imitate something with fraudulent intent; also to shape metal by hammering.
They forged a passport to enter the country.
The blacksmith forged a sword in the fire.
Common collocations
to forge documentsto forge a signatureto forge an alliance
Idiomatic expressions
- To forge one's character. (To become morally stronger)
- To forge a friendship. (To create a solid friendship)
Etymology
Do francês 'forger', do latim 'fabricare'.