1. made fraudulently; fake or counterfeit

1. past tense and past participle of forge: to create or form something, especially metal, by heating and hammering
2. past tense and past participle of forge: to create a fraudulent copy of something, especially a document or signature
3. past tense and past participle of forge: to move forward steadily and with effort

Examples

• The blacksmith forged the iron into a beautiful horseshoe.
• The criminal forged the signature on the check.
• They forged ahead through the dense forest despite the obstacles.
• The detective discovered the forged passport at the airport.
• She forged strong friendships during her college years.
• The document was clearly forged and would not hold up in court.
• The explorers forged a new path through the mountains.