Also means
adulterated
Usage Note
Contraffatto is the past participle of contraffare used as an adjective, meaning fraudulently copied or faked: merce contraffatta (counterfeit goods), firma contraffatta (forged signature). The related noun contraffazione (counterfeiting, forgery) is common in IP law. Do not confuse with adulterato (adulterated), which implies contamination rather than imitation.
Examples
"Sul mercato circolano molti prodotti contraffatti."
Natural Translation
Many counterfeit products circulate on the market.
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