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Definition of fraud
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fraud is as below...
Fraud (n.) An
intentional
perversion
of truth for the
purpose
of
obtaining
some
valuable
thing or
promise
from
another.
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Knavish
::
Knavish
(a.) Like or
characteristic
of a
knave;
given to
knavery;
trickish;
fraudulent;
dishonest;
villainous;
as, a
knavish
fellow,
or a
knavish
trick..
Defraudment
::
Defraudment
(n.)
Privation
by
fraud;
defrauding.
Fleece
::
Fleece
(v. t.) To strip of money or other
property
unjustly,
especially
by
trickery
or
fraud;
to bring to
straits
by
oppressions
and
exactions..
Sham
::
Sham (v. t.) To
obtrude
by fraud or
imposition.
Rosary
::
Rosary
(n.) A coin
bearing
the
figure
of a rose,
fraudulently
circulated
in
Ireland
in the 13th
century
for a
penny..
Bilk
::
Bilk (v. t.) To
frustrate
or
disappoint;
to
deceive
or
defraud,
by
nonfulfillment
of
engagement;
to leave in the
lurch;
to give the slip to; as, to bilk a
creditor..
Imposition
::
Imposition
(n.) An
excessive,
arbitrary,
or
unlawful
exaction;
hence,
a trick or
deception
put on laid on
others;
cheating;
fraud;
delusion;
imposture..
Rob
::
Rob (v. t.) To
deprive
of, or
withhold
from,
unjustly
or
injuriously;
to
defraud;
as, to rob one of his rest, or of his good name; a tree robs the
plants
near it of
sunlight..
Shirk
::
Shirk (v. t.) To
avoid;
to
escape;
to
neglect;
--
implying
unfaithfulness
or
fraud;
as, to shirk
duty..
Chouse
::
Chouse
(v. t.) To
cheat,
trick,
defraud;
--
followed
by of, or out of; as, to
chouse
one out of his
money..
Knavishly
::
Knavishly
(adv.)
In a
knavish
manner;
dishonestly;
fraudulently.
Collusion
::
Collusion
(n.) An
agreement
between
two or more
persons
to
defraud
a
person
of his
rights,
by the forms of law, or to
obtain
an
object
forbidden
by law..
Fraudulently
::
Fraudulently
(adv.)
In a
fraudulent
manner.
Supposititious
::
Supposititious
(a.)
Fraudulently
substituted
for
something
else; not being what is
purports
to be; not
genuine;
spurious;
counterfeit;
as, a
supposititious
child;
a
supposititious
writing..
Ringer
::
Ringer
(n.) A horse that is not
entitled
to take part in a race, but is
fraudulently
got into it..
Elusory
::
Elusory
(a.)
Tending
to elude or
deceive;
evasive;
fraudulent;
fallacious;
deceitful;
deceptive.
Deceit
::
Deceit
(n.) Any
trick,
collusion,
contrivance,
false
representation,
or
underhand
practice,
used to
defraud
another.
When
injury
is
thereby
effected,
an
action
of
deceit,
as it
called,
lies for
compensation..
Cozenage
::
Cozenage
(n.) The art or
practice
of
cozening;
artifice;
fraud.
Fraud
::
Fraud (n.) An
intentional
perversion
of truth for the
purpose
of
obtaining
some
valuable
thing or
promise
from
another.
Dishonesty
::
Dishonesty
(n.)
Violation
of trust or of
justice;
fraud;
any
deviation
from
probity;
a
dishonest
act.
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