swindling (Meaning)
swindling
an act or instance of swindling, to obtain money or property by fraud or deceit, to get money or property from by dishonest means, to take money or property from by fraud or deceit
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swindling Sentence Examples
- The elderly woman was swindled out of her life savings by a con man posing as a financial advisor.
- The politician was accused of swindling campaign funds for personal gain.
- The swindlers used sophisticated tactics to trick investors into handing over their money.
- The money swindled from the victims was used to fund a lavish lifestyle.
- The businessman was convicted of swindling over $1 million from his clients.
- The pyramid scheme swindled thousands of people out of their hard-earned cash.
- The fortune teller was known for swindling gullible individuals by exploiting their fears.
- The investigation revealed a network of swindlers operating across multiple countries.
- The victims of the swindle were left devastated, both financially and emotionally.
- The swindling scheme involved forging documents and creating fake identities to deceive investors.
FAQs About the word swindling
an act or instance of swindling, to obtain money or property by fraud or deceit, to get money or property from by dishonest means, to take money or property fro
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The elderly woman was swindled out of her life savings by a con man posing as a financial advisor.
The politician was accused of swindling campaign funds for personal gain.
The swindlers used sophisticated tactics to trick investors into handing over their money.
The money swindled from the victims was used to fund a lavish lifestyle.
