malversation (Meaning)
Wordnet
malversation (n)
misconduct in public office
Webster
malversation (n.)
Evil conduct; fraudulent practices; misbehavior, corruption, or extortion in office.
Synonyms & Antonyms of malversation
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malversation Sentence Examples
- The company's auditor uncovered widespread malversation within the accounting department.
- The politician was accused of malversation of public funds, leading to his resignation.
- The employee was fired after it was discovered that he had been engaged in financial malversation.
- The organization's reputation was tarnished by the malversation that occurred within its ranks.
- The investigation into the malversation revealed a complex scheme involving several high-ranking officials.
- The malversation of funds resulted in significant financial losses for the business.
- The public demanded accountability for the malversation that had occurred in government agencies.
- The corporate executive was found guilty of malversation and sentenced to prison.
- The shareholders filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging malversation by its directors.
- The malversation of evidence in the criminal case compromised its integrity and led to the dismissal of charges.
FAQs About the word malversation
misconduct in public officeEvil conduct; fraudulent practices; misbehavior, corruption, or extortion in office.
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The company's auditor uncovered widespread malversation within the accounting department.
The politician was accused of malversation of public funds, leading to his resignation.
The employee was fired after it was discovered that he had been engaged in financial malversation.
The organization's reputation was tarnished by the malversation that occurred within its ranks.
