20 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Defraud' in a Sentence

"To dishonestly take away someone's right, money, or property through deceit or trickery." more

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The dishonest pirate planned to defraud his crewmates by keeping all the treasure for himself.

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The tricky fox wanted to defraud the clever rabbit of its carrot.

The mischievous raccoon tried to defraud the bunny of its carrot.

The magician used a magic spell to defraud the audience of their disbelief.

The dishonest shopkeeper was caught trying to defraud customers by selling fake products at higher prices.

He tried to defraud his friend by taking away his toy.

Lisa felt sad when her brother tried to defraud her of the colorful balloons.

The fraudulent email promised a huge prize, aiming to defraud unsuspecting recipients.

The mischievous elf planned to defraud Santa of his presents.

The art dealer is defrauding buyers with fake paintings.

In the mysterious detective story, the villain's plan was to defraud the wealthy heiress of her inheritance through a cunning scheme.

The cunning student tried to defraud his classmates by copying their answers during the exam.

The sly wolf hatched a plan to defraud the rabbits of their carrots in the garden.

The sneaky pirate attempted to defraud his fellow pirates of their treasure map.

Sarah caught the butterfly trying to defraud the flower of its nectar.

The sneaky fox attempted to defraud the other animals by pretending to be their friend while secretly stealing their food.

The sneaky fox attempted to defraud the hedgehog of its shiny pebble.

The tricky magician tried to defraud the audience with his fake disappearing act.

Tommy was upset when someone tried to defraud him of his toy truck.

The cunning thief attempted to defraud the elderly woman of her life savings.

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