peculating Antonyms
Strongest:
- claiming
- misappropriating
- attaching
- usurping
- converting
- seizing
- arrogating
- misapplying
- stealing
- preempting
- appropriating
- embezzling
- expropriating
- annexing
- misusing
- confiscating
Strong:
- wrenching
- snatching
- repossessing
- impounding
- commandeering
- occupying
- sequestering
- grasping
- encroaching
- looting
- wresting
- pirating
- taking-over
- pillaging
- invading
- pressing
- grabbing
- despoiling
- assuming
Weak:
Meaning of peculating
Webster
peculating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Peculate
peculating Sentence Examples
- The corrupt official was found to be peculating funds from the government account.
- The politician was accused of peculating millions of dollars during his tenure.
- The auditors discovered irregularities in the company's financial records, indicating possible peculation.
- The whistleblower revealed a web of fraud and peculation within the organization.
- The embezzlement scheme involved the peculation of large sums of money over several years.
- The board of directors launched an investigation into allegations of peculation by the CEO.
- The CFO was caught red-handed peculating funds from the company's treasury.
- The judge sentenced the thief to prison for the peculation of government property.
- The auditors found no evidence of peculation in the non-profit organization's financial records.
- The government implemented strict measures to prevent and prosecute the peculation of public funds.
FAQs About the word peculating
of Peculate
claiming, misappropriating, attaching, usurping, converting, seizing, arrogating, misapplying, stealing, preempting
No antonyms found.
The corrupt official was found to be peculating funds from the government account.
The politician was accused of peculating millions of dollars during his tenure.
The auditors discovered irregularities in the company's financial records, indicating possible peculation.
The whistleblower revealed a web of fraud and peculation within the organization.
