14 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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By the time the audit is complete, the dishonest accountant will have been defrauding the company for years.
The fraudulent psychic will be defrauding unsuspecting clients with fake predictions at the fair.
The online auction scam sought to defraud bidders by falsely presenting valuable items for sale.
The elaborate scam was designed to defraud the art collector of his valuable paintings.
The insurance company discovered that some clients were defrauding them by submitting false claims.
The cunning con artist defrauded innocent investors of their life savings.
The fraudulent scheme defrauded the elderly couple of their retirement funds.
The cunning accountant will be defrauding the company's accounts tonight.
She realized that the online seller had defrauded her by sending a counterfeit product.
Criminals will defraud the insurance company with false claims of stolen property.
The cunning art forger will have been defrauding art collectors with skillful replicas throughout his career.
Despite the evidence, the cunning scam artist claimed he had not been defrauding anyone.
She will defraud customers by selling counterfeit luxury goods.
She is defrauding unsuspecting customers through an online scam.
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