doctored
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈdɑktɝd// UK //dˈɒktəd// doc·tored
v. to change a photo or document to hide the truth or make it look different. You use this when someone edits a picture to remove or add something.
v. to alter a photograph, document, or recording to conceal or fabricate information. Often implies a deceptive or fraudulent intent.
The suspect provided a doctored photo to hide the damage.
The journalist discovered that the evidence was a doctored image meant to mislead the public.
Forensic experts were called in to determine whether the signature on the contract had been doctored or if the document was entirely genuine.