Noun
Familiar talk; easy, unrestrained, unceremonious conversation.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA figurative proverb test for dementia: rapid detection of disinhibition, excuse and confabulation, causing discommunication. Source: Internet
All those things like confabulation and biases and fallacies and motivated reasoning and all that stuff. Source: Internet
Neither the person hypnotized nor the expert observer can distinguish between confabulation and accurate recall in any particular instance. Source: Internet
This is not a mondegreen, but a result of a confabulation in Holden's psyche in line with the theme of the novel. Source: Internet
Sometimes false information or confabulation can occur. Source: Internet
We need to decide if we are practicing democracy, dictatorship or cilimicy or we are practicing, shacakism, a confabulation for sharing of the cake government. Source: Internet