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Meaning defraud meaning

What does defraud mean?

defraud

— verb (= swindle, gyp) deprive of by deceit He swindled me out of my inheritance She defrauded the customers who trusted her the cashier gypped me when he gave me too little change

Synonyms defraud synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as defraud?

defraud English » English

cheat swindle deceive trick embezzle dupe con hoodwink bilk rook bamboozle gyp gull delude fool fleece diddle betray victimize rip off peculate hoax cozen beguile misappropriate short-change seduce scam outwit nobble mulct mislead lure hornswoggle goldbrick gip double-cross corrupt con out of con into cheat out of bunco beguile out of beguile into befool wrong vex trick someone trick out of trick into

Topics defraud topics

What do people use defraud to talk about?
Social behavior Behavior Honest

Deceive
Work and occupation Finance Dishonest financial practices

Cheat

Conjugation defraud conjugation

How do you conjugate defraud?

defraud · verb

Examples defraud examples

How do I use defraud in a sentence?

Simple sentences

It was an intricate scheme to defraud the rightful heirs.

Movie subtitles

I am guilty of the criminal act of forgery. with intent to defraud the government of the United States.
A grotty little plot to defraud the insurance company?
To defraud the Company of its rightful revenues by smuggling contraband goods into the Megropolis.
Now, it's pretty clear that your client has attempted to defraud the county in a not very ingenious manner.
Gentlemen, I sense conspiracy to defraud here.
Someday he'll defraud somebody in one of his so-called business ventures.
I hate to say this, but it appears as if somebody is trying. to defraud the company.
To defraud his own patron.
Is it not sinful that the sacrament of marriage should be so misused to defraud Iveta of her happiness?
How could you be so stupid and irresponsible as to allow some patently cheap, thieving accountants to defraud you out of a future?
Evidence of extortion, intent to defraud.
Or, has the owner stashed it away someplace, and is she trying to defraud us out of a lot of money?
These guys earn their living exposing. all kinds of exotic schemes to defraud and rob people.
He was in an insurance scheme to defraud policy holders.
Conspiracy to defraud the Inland Revenue.
Oh, I'm sure there was no plot to defraud.
The man's nothing more than a well-dressed swindler out to defraud his insurance company.
That was an entirely different insurance company we were trying to defraud.
Yeah. How could you be so stupid and irresponsible as to allow some patently cheap, thieving accountants to defraud you out of a future?
Is she trying to defraud us out of a lot of money?
These guys expose exotic schemes to defraud and rob people.
But did he defraud her?
You don't get to defraud people because you're short.
You defraud couples desperate for children.
Have you ever defrauded or attempted to defraud the gaming industry?
Not an attempt to defraud in any way.
Meaning not the borrower coming off the street trying to defraud the savings and loan.
Plus federal charges of Wire Fraud, Conspiracy to Defraud the United States.
Conspiracy to defraud.
I don't like being lied to. How do I look if I sign a form for someone who's clearly trying to defraud the county council?

News and current affairs

Almost every day, we learn of yet another greedy US corporate chief executive who conspired with accountants, lawyers, and investment bankers to defraud the investing public.

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