embezzled (Meaning)

Wordnet

embezzled (s)

taken for your own use in violation of a trust

Webster

of Embezzle

The accountant embezzled funds from the company over several years, leaving it in financial ruin.
The politician was caught embezzling public funds and was sentenced to prison.
The CEO embezzled millions of dollars from the company, causing its stock price to plummet.
The employee embezzled money from the company by creating fake invoices and then paying them to himself.
The cashier embezzled money from the store by pocketing cash from sales and not recording it in the register.
The bookkeeper embezzled money from the company by altering financial records and stealing checks.
The charity worker embezzled donations by using them for personal expenses instead of the intended cause.
The church treasurer embezzled money from the collection plate, leaving the church in debt.
The investment advisor embezzled money from clients' accounts, resulting in significant financial losses.
The lawyer embezzled money from clients' trust accounts, leading to disbarment and criminal charges.

taken for your own use in violation of a trustof Embezzle

misappropriated, misused,stole, appropriated, misapplied, peculated, repossessed, arrogated, commandeered, sequestered

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The accountant embezzled funds from the company over several years, leaving it in financial ruin.

The politician was caught embezzling public funds and was sentenced to prison.

The CEO embezzled millions of dollars from the company, causing its stock price to plummet.

The employee embezzled money from the company by creating fake invoices and then paying them to himself.