noun

concoction

concoction, mixture, invention

She drank a strange concoction of herbs.

She drank a strange concoction of herbs.

His excuse was an elaborate concoction.

His excuse was an elaborate concoction.

a ((concoction)) of (sth.) a mixture of various ingredients She drank a strange concoction of herbs.

Synonyms: mixture, brew, fabrication, invention

From the verb 'concoct', ultimately from Latin 'concoquere' (to cook together). The '-ion' suffix makes it a noun.

A 'concoction' is the result of the action 'to concoct'. It's the thing that has been cooked up.

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