defraud|defrauded|defrauding|defrauds in English

verb

[de·fraud || dɪ'frɔːd]

deprive of property through fraud, swindle, cheat

Use "defraud|defrauded|defrauding|defrauds" in a sentence

1. Have you ever defrauded or attempted to defraud the gaming industry?

2. She defrauded her employers of thousands of pounds.

3. Boatbuilder sentenced for defrauding 22 customers, including Village of Igiugig

4. Getting Help if You’ve Been Conned, Scammed, or Defrauded

5. The defendants deny conspiracy to defraud.

6. The rich were “defrauding the lowly ones” and “crushing the poor ones.”

7. Sometimes, forgery is the method of choice in defrauding a bank.

8. Boatbuilder sentenced for defrauding 22 customers, including Village of Igiugig

9. Land speculators tried to defraud him of his savings.

10. She was charged with intent to defraud.

11. You women who are defrauding the lowly+ and crushing the poor,

12. Are not the forbearing creditors equally defrauded in either case?

13. He said: “The people of the land themselves have carried on a scheme of defrauding and have done a tearing away in robbery, and the afflicted one and the poor one they have maltreated, and the alien resident they have defrauded without justice.” —Ezekiel 22:29.

14. That man is defraud of his estate.

15. 7 The dishonest manager defrauded the company of millions of pounds.

16. They Contrived a plan to defraud the company

17. To defraud, cheat, or swindle: made millions Bilking …

18. Unexpectedly treat me as to defraud to violate.

19. The target of insurance defraud is insurance indemnity.

20. It may also include the risk of being defrauded by a dishonest salesman.

21. They contrived a plan to defraud the company.

22. He faces charges of theft and conspiracy to defraud .

23. They inflated clients' medical treatment to defraud insurance companies.

24. He was charged with scheming to defraud the government.

25. All three men were charged with conspiracy to defraud.