fraud

nounB2 · Upper-intermediate

A crime of tricking people to get money.

Meaning of «fraud»

noun

a crime of tricking people to get money

The company was accused of fraud after the audit.

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The difference between similar words

a person who deceives others

cheaterbreaks the rules to win, in games or testsThe cheater was sent out of the exam room.

swindlertakes people's money by lyingThe swindler sold fake tickets to tourists.

fraudpretends to be something they are notThe doctor was a fraud and had no real training.

dishonest behavior to gain something

dishonestythe general word for not being honestDishonesty at work can cost you your job.

cheatingbreaking rules to win, for example in testsCheating in exams is not allowed at our school.

deceitlying or hiding the truth to fool someoneHer deceit hurt us all when we learned the truth.

frauda crime: tricking people to get their moneyHe went to prison for tax fraud.

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a crime of tricking people to get money

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