cheating in Irish
cheating in Irish is cúigleáil — cheating means the act of deceiving or breaking rules for unfair gain, or being unfaithful to a partner.
cheating in Irish
cúigleáil
An act of deception, fraud, trickery, imposture, imposition or infidelity.
What does "cheating" mean?
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noun The act of deceiving or breaking rules for unfair gain, or being unfaithful to a partner.
"Cheating on the test got him suspended for a week."
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adj Behaving dishonestly or unfaithfully.
"Her cheating ex-boyfriend never apologized."
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cheating in a sentence
- Cheating on the test got him suspended for a week.
- Her cheating ended the marriage.
- Her cheating ex-boyfriend never apologized.
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What is "cheating" in Irish?
"cheating" in Irish is cúigleáil. cheating means: The act of deceiving or breaking rules for unfair gain, or being unfaithful to a partner.
How do you use "cheating" in a sentence?
Example: "Cheating on the test got him suspended for a week." In Irish, "cheating" is cúigleáil.
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