Joining together audio soundbites that were originally discontinuous in order to make it appear that someone said something that he or she did not is called…

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Splicing refers to the process of combining audio or video segments that were not originally together to create a new, often misleading, sequence. This technique can make it appear as though someone said something they did not actually say.

Joining Together Audio Soundbites That Were Originally Discontinuous in Order