embezzling (Meaning)

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embezzling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Embezzle

The accountant was terminated due to embezzling company funds for personal gain.
The manager's embezzlement of funds resulted in extensive losses for the organization.
The government official was convicted of embezzling tax revenue, undermining public trust.
The employees were suspected of embezzling money from the organization's budget, leading to a thorough investigation.
Embezzling corporate funds is a serious crime with severe legal consequences.
The embezzler cleverly manipulated financial records to conceal their theft of funds.
The embezzlement of funds from the charity resulted in the loss of vital resources for those in need.
The non-profit organization suffered setbacks due to an embezzlement scandal, damaging its reputation and donors' trust.
The company's assets were embezzled by a high-ranking executive, leading to financial instability and a loss of investor confidence.
The auditor uncovered evidence of embezzlement by a trusted employee, leading to their immediate termination and legal action.

of Embezzle

larceny, peculation, misappropriation, robbery, stealing, graft,embezzlement, thievery, kidnaping, shoplifting

No antonyms found.

The accountant was terminated due to embezzling company funds for personal gain.

The manager's embezzlement of funds resulted in extensive losses for the organization.

The government official was convicted of embezzling tax revenue, undermining public trust.

The employees were suspected of embezzling money from the organization's budget, leading to a thorough investigation.