defraudation (Meaning)
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defraudation (n.)
The act of defrauding; a taking by fraud.
Synonyms & Antonyms of defraudation
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defraudation Sentence Examples
- The defraudation of investors led to a significant loss of trust in the financial sector.
- Legal measures were enacted to prevent defraudation of vulnerable individuals by unscrupulous scammers.
- The investigation uncovered a network of defraudation spanning across multiple industries.
- The defraudation scheme involved complex financial transactions designed to deceive regulators.
- He was arrested for his involvement in a large-scale defraudation operation targeting elderly citizens.
- The company's CEO was implicated in the defraudation scandal, resulting in widespread public outrage.
- Authorities worked tirelessly to prosecute those responsible for defraudation and seek justice for the victims.
- The defraudation scheme unraveled when whistleblowers came forward with crucial information.
- Public awareness campaigns were launched to educate citizens about the dangers of defraudation schemes.
- The government allocated resources to combat defraudation and protect consumers from financial exploitation.
FAQs About the word defraudation
The act of defrauding; a taking by fraud.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The defraudation of investors led to a significant loss of trust in the financial sector.
Legal measures were enacted to prevent defraudation of vulnerable individuals by unscrupulous scammers.
The investigation uncovered a network of defraudation spanning across multiple industries.
The defraudation scheme involved complex financial transactions designed to deceive regulators.
