1. And Attested by Wilkins Micawber, are forgeries by—HEEP

2. 17 On closer inspection,(www.Sentencedict.com) the notes proved to be forgeries.

3. They're all forgeries of course, nearly all done by the Master forger Tom Keating.

4. 14 It is now generally accepted that the so-called "Hitler Diaries' were forgeries.

5. These forgeries are so good that they are more or less indistinguishable from the originals.

6. Mary denied writing them, arguing that her handwriting was not difficult to imitate, and insisted they were forgeries.

7. Bloggers declared the documents to be forgeries and presented evidence and arguments in support of that view

8. I would like to thank the Times readers who posted more than 700 comments to my seven-part essay on the forgeries of Han van Meegeren, “Bamboozling Ourselves.”The responses raised many questions with respect to the historical presentation of the Holocaust in the Netherlands, and to the aesthetic value of Van Meegeren’s forgeries.

9. To make someone or something seem less valuable and less deserving of respect: What the author hates about forgeries is that they Cheapen true art

10. Of these his several ravishments, Betrayings, and stealing away of men's wives, came in all those ancient fables, and all that rabble of Grecian forgeries.