forger:
(plural: ‘forgers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘g’ is said with a ‘dg’ sound as in “judge” — for the right pronunciation, please click here)
(a sample of an old forged document — the information given in and the signatures were all false)
a person who forges or involves in the crime of forgery
Many young educated unemployed seek employment in different departments and each department demands a different qualification or experience certificate; therefore, as it is not possible to do all the courses in a short time, the unemployed seek the services of forgers who can produce any kind of certificate just out of thin air and in no time.
There are multitude of cases related to forgery and countless number of forgers are arrested, prosecuted and convicted on daily basis, and the secrets they reveal in the course of interrogation are shocking as they spill out the names of people who have sought their services and with the forged documents may be in high government jobs and positions, including those in the judicial department!
a forger at his forge
a person who works at a forge;
a blacksmith,
In the past, a forging was one of the standard careers in a community; it might be hard to find a village without a forger and his forgery.
There are forgers these days, too, working in factories, using advanced technology to mass-produce those things that were once made by hand as per the specifications of an individual’s requirement .
