defalcator Antonyms
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Meaning of defalcator
Wordnet
defalcator (n)
someone who violates a trust by taking (money) for his own use
Webster
defalcator (n.)
A defaulter or embezzler.
defalcator Sentence Examples
- The defalcator, disguised as an employee, siphoned off funds from the company's accounts.
- The forensic audit identified the treasurer as the defalcator responsible for the missing funds.
- The defalcator's actions left a trail of financial ruin for the organization.
- It was shocking to discover that the trusted accountant was the defalcator behind the embezzlement scheme.
- The defalcator's elaborate scheme involved creating false invoices to cover up the missing funds.
- The defalcator's arrest sent shockwaves through the small community.
- Despite initial skepticism, the evidence pointed directly to the defalcator's involvement in the fraud.
- The defalcator attempted to flee the country but was apprehended at the airport.
- The defalcator's actions not only harmed the company financially but also damaged its reputation.
- The defalcator's motives for stealing from the organization remained unclear even after his confession.
FAQs About the word defalcator
someone who violates a trust by taking (money) for his own useA defaulter or embezzler.
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The defalcator, disguised as an employee, siphoned off funds from the company's accounts.
The forensic audit identified the treasurer as the defalcator responsible for the missing funds.
The defalcator's actions left a trail of financial ruin for the organization.
It was shocking to discover that the trusted accountant was the defalcator behind the embezzlement scheme.
