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

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Investors have perpetrated a massive sell-off, causing a sharp decline in the stock market.

The hackers had been perpetrating a series of cyber attacks on the government websites.

She was perpetrating a series of practical jokes at the office.

The disgruntled tenant sought to perpetrate property damage as an act of revenge.

She will be perpetrating a practical joke on her colleague during the office party.

The chef has perpetrated a culinary delight with the fusion of exotic flavors in this dish.

The forger will have been perpetrating the creation of counterfeit artworks for decades.

The ambitious scientist will perpetrate an experiment to unlock the secrets of time travel.

The spy has been perpetrating espionage against the enemy nation.

By the final chapter, the author will have perpetrated a surprising twist that leaves readers in awe.

The gang members conspired to perpetrate a series of armed robberies in the city.

The mastermind criminal will have been perpetrating heinous acts of violence in the city.

They were perpetrating acts of kindness throughout the community.

The cult leader encouraged followers to perpetrate acts of extremism in the name of their beliefs.

The criminals have perpetrated a heinous act of vandalism in the neighborhood.

The hackers tried to perpetrate a data breach to gain access to sensitive information.

The disgruntled employee hatched a plan to perpetrate sabotage in the workplace.

The accused was alleged to perpetrate a series of violent assaults in the neighborhood.

The disgraced athlete was accused of trying to perpetrate doping in the sports competition.

The defendant was charged with attempting to perpetrate a kidnapping for ransom.

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