fub (Meaning)
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fub (n.)
Alt. of Fubs
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fub (v. t.)
To put off by trickery; to cheat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fub
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fub Sentence Examples
- The evidence amassed was irrefutable, exposing the fub of the defendant's alibi.
- Despite their cunning, the culprits' fub was detected by the keen-eyed detectives.
- The politician's attempt to sway public opinion was a fub, as their true intentions were made known.
- The flawed product's functionality was such a fub that it was immediately recalled.
- The artist's exhibition was unfortunately a fub, receiving lukewarm reviews due to its uninspired concept.
- The investment decision turned out to be a fub, resulting in significant financial losses.
- The once-respected scientist's reputation was tarnished after a series of fubs in their research.
- The company's marketing strategy was a complete fub, failing to engage its target audience.
- The student's exam performance was a fub, indicating a lack of preparation and understanding.
- The actor's portrayal of the character was a complete fub, lacking depth and believability.
FAQs About the word fub
Alt. of Fubs, To put off by trickery; to cheat.
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The evidence amassed was irrefutable, exposing the fub of the defendant's alibi.
Despite their cunning, the culprits' fub was detected by the keen-eyed detectives.
The politician's attempt to sway public opinion was a fub, as their true intentions were made known.
The flawed product's functionality was such a fub that it was immediately recalled.
