8 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 online scammer will have defrauded unsuspecting users through deceptive emails and phishing techniques.
Despite the security measures, the hacker will have defrauded sensitive information from the company's database.
The elaborate Ponzi scheme will have defrauded countless individuals of their hard-earned savings.
Through complex financial maneuvers, the embezzler will have defrauded the charitable organization of substantial funds.
With false promises of miraculous cures, the fraudulent doctor will have defrauded desperate patients seeking medical help.
By the time the investigation concludes, the cunning swindler will have defrauded numerous unsuspecting investors.
The cunning gambler will have defrauded fellow players in the high-stakes poker game using marked cards.
Despite strict regulations, unscrupulous traders will have defrauded consumers by selling counterfeit goods in the market.
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