| The story that she couldn't remember appears to be a complete Pentagon confabulation in order to cover up the phoniness of the whole operation. |
| The difference, therefore, between normal and grossly amnesic confabulation may well be one of degree rather than kind. |
| This is most apparent in his discussion of the many forms of confabulation. |
| It seems likely that most so-called past life regressions induced through hypnosis are confabulations fed by cryptomnesia. |
| A fashionable vice which leads only to squandering of money and misspending the morning in jentacular confabulations. |
| After long confabulations, the tribal elders told him that only the old people would act in his movie. |
