cheated (Meaning)

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cheated (imp. & p. p.)

of Cheat

No strong antonyms found.

She felt betrayed when she discovered her partner had cheated on her.
Despite his denials, it was clear he had cheated on the test because his answers were identical to his friend's.
He regretted the decision to cheat in the game, knowing it diminished the satisfaction of winning.
The company was fined heavily after it was revealed they had cheated on their taxes for several years.
Sarah couldn't believe her luck when she won the lottery, only to find out later that she had been cheated by a fraudulent ticket seller.
He cheated on his diet by sneaking sweets when nobody was watching.
The athlete was disqualified from the competition after it was discovered he had cheated by using performance-enhancing drugs.
She felt ashamed when she realized she had cheated in the race by taking a shortcut.
The politician's career was tarnished when it was revealed he had cheated on his expenses.
Despite her efforts to follow the rules, she still felt like she had cheated herself out of a fair chance.

of Cheat

evaded,misrepresented, distorted,fudged, faked, misinterpreted, falsified, stretched, dodged, chicaned

gratified, gratified, fulfilled, satisfied, fulfilled,satisfied, contented, contented,,gladdened

She felt betrayed when she discovered her partner had cheated on her.

Despite his denials, it was clear he had cheated on the test because his answers were identical to his friend's.

He regretted the decision to cheat in the game, knowing it diminished the satisfaction of winning.

The company was fined heavily after it was revealed they had cheated on their taxes for several years.