Moderate as in fancy To fabricate or invent falsely, often with the intention of deceiving or creating a false appearance. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Trump Up'
Sally was caught trying to trump up an excuse for not completing her homework, but the teacher saw through her deception.
The politician was notorious for using false information to trump up support for his campaign.
The novelist decided to trump up a thrilling plot twist to captivate readers and add excitement to the story.
Despite attempts to trump up excuses, the athlete faced consequences for violating the rules of fair play.
Sally refused to trump up excuses for her tardiness, choosing honesty instead.
The teacher warned the students not to trump up their achievements on their resumes.
Sarah decided not to trump up compliments for her artwork, appreciating honest feedback instead.
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