counterfeit

Probably too much to hope that it had been counterfeiting.

He is believed to have been involved in counterfeiting American money.

One of his particular historical interests was counterfeiting in America.

"I never thought about anyone being able to counterfeit the mark.

Officials are worried because so much money can be made by counterfeiting drugs.

She declined to say whether there had been an increase recently in counterfeiting cases.

Who in their right mind would counterfeit anything else?

They might counterfeit friendship or even love, but the capacity for them was not really there.

About 90 percent of all counterfeiting worldwide comes from Taiwan.

The board proved to be so popular that it was counterfeited.

"Remember how the Japanese counterfeited their own stamps years ago?"

No one would have counterfeited twos in the old days.

In most cases, there is only a limited incentive to counterfeit a card.

Greater color flexibility and protection against counterfeiting are other benefits.

He is most known for having counterfeited the 1996 $100 Bill.

She said that we cannot allow counterfeiting to undermine our single currency.

Is this a coincidence or a clever piece of counterfeiting?

Being a doctor, he could easily counterfeit the appearance of malaria.

She's honest in a way I don't think could be counterfeited.

The police come and arrest the crooks for counterfeiting money.

Just now I have to counterfeit some register data.

Sometimes I counterfeited sleep, and then stirred just as he was in the act of taking off his prize.

They're not all fake, but she slipped you enough counterfeits to cause trouble.

Canada Goose faces major issues with its products being counterfeited.

But such abject terror as his could not be counterfeited.