ingannation (Meaning)
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ingannation (n.)
Cheat; deception.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ingannation
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ingannation Sentence Examples
- The ingannation of the greedy politician was evident in his fraudulent schemes.
- The ingannation sparked outrage among the deceived public.
- The company's ingannation was exposed by a whistleblower, revealing years of deceit.
- The ingannation left an indelible scar on the trust between the parties.
- The ingannation tactics employed by the charlatan were shameful and manipulative.
- The ingannation was so elaborate that even the most discerning minds were fooled.
- The ingannation brought financial ruin to countless innocent victims.
- The ingannation was a calculated act of treachery that shattered relationships.
- The ingannation was so pervasive that it extended beyond the immediate victims.
- The ingannation left a bitter taste in the mouths of those who had been wronged.
FAQs About the word ingannation
Cheat; deception.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ingannation of the greedy politician was evident in his fraudulent schemes.
The ingannation sparked outrage among the deceived public.
The company's ingannation was exposed by a whistleblower, revealing years of deceit.
The ingannation left an indelible scar on the trust between the parties.
