fraudulence (Meaning)
fraudulence (n)
a fraudulent or duplicitous representation
the quality of being fraudulent
something intended to deceive; deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantage
fraudulence (n.)
Alt. of Fraudulency
Synonyms & Antonyms of fraudulence
Synonyms:
- craftiness
- insincerity
- equivocation
- dissembling
- sanctimoniousness
- deceitfulness
- double-dealing
- cozenage
- dupery
- untruth
- shrewdness
- chicane
- unscrupulousness
- falsity
- wiliness
- underhandedness
- fib
- cunningness
- guile
- artifice
- secrecy
- cunning
- wile
- mountebankery
- artfulness
- deviousness
- crookery
- crookedness
- falsehood
- dissimulation
- cheating
Antonyms:
- reliability
- truthfulness
- solidity
- candidness
- solidity
- honesty
- probity
- probity
- candor
- reliability
- trustworthiness
- goodness
- trustworthiness
- candidness
- plainness
- candor
- honesty
- integrity
- directness
- guilelessness
- goodness
- dependability
- plainness
- truthfulness
- integrity
- guilelessness
- directness
- dependability
fraudulence Sentence Examples
- The investigation revealed a pattern of fraudulence within the company's accounting practices.
- The allegations of fraudulence against the former CEO cast a shadow over the entire organization.
- The whistleblower provided evidence that exposed the fraudulence of the insurance claim.
- The government is cracking down on fraudulence in the healthcare system.
- The fraudulence of the scheme was apparent in the forged signatures and falsified documents.
- The company was held liable for the losses incurred as a result of the fraudulence.
- The forensic accountant uncovered numerous instances of fraudulence in the financial statements.
- The suspect was accused of fraudulence and forgery for the purpose of obtaining loans.
- The fraudulence of the charity's fundraising campaign resulted in a loss of public trust.
- The investigation into the fraudulence at the bank led to the arrest of several high-level executives.
FAQs About the word fraudulence
a fraudulent or duplicitous representation, the quality of being fraudulent, something intended to deceive; deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantageAlt
fakery, fraud, lying, deceit, trickery, mendacity, hypocrisy, subterfuge, hanky-panky, jugglery
openness,sincerity, good faith, forthrightness, frankness, forthrightness, sincerity, artlessness, artlessness, ingenuousness
The investigation revealed a pattern of fraudulence within the company's accounting practices.
The allegations of fraudulence against the former CEO cast a shadow over the entire organization.
The whistleblower provided evidence that exposed the fraudulence of the insurance claim.
The government is cracking down on fraudulence in the healthcare system.
