fakelore
/ˈfeɪklɔː/noun
Specious folklore, especially stories with stereotypically folkloric elements falsely presented as genuine folklore.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Richard Mercer Dorson (b. 1916). Alteration of folklore after fake.
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