swindler (Meaning)
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swindler (n)
a person who swindles you by means of deception or fraud
Synonyms & Antonyms of swindler
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swindler Sentence Examples
- The swindler promised a lucrative investment, but it turned out to be a fraudulent scheme.
- The man was accused of being a swindler who had duped countless victims of their savings.
- Despite the evidence, the swindler remained defiant, claiming innocence.
- The company was a front for a swindler who had been embezzling funds from unsuspecting investors.
- The authorities were hot on the trail of a swindler who had fled the country with millions of dollars.
- The swindler's victims were left devastated by his deceit, losing not only their money but also their trust.
- The police issued a warrant for the arrest of the swindler, who was known for his elaborate con schemes.
- The swindler was a master of manipulation, using lies and charisma to gain the confidence of his victims.
- The government cracked down on swindlers, imposing hefty fines and prison sentences as deterrents.
- The swindler was finally apprehended and brought to justice, facing years behind bars for his crimes.
FAQs About the word swindler
a person who swindles you by means of deception or fraud
cheat, shark, dodger, imposter, scammer, trickster, sharpy, hoaxer, skinner, phony
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The swindler promised a lucrative investment, but it turned out to be a fraudulent scheme.
The man was accused of being a swindler who had duped countless victims of their savings.
Despite the evidence, the swindler remained defiant, claiming innocence.
The company was a front for a swindler who had been embezzling funds from unsuspecting investors.
