defraud in Latin
defraud in Latin is fraudō — defraud means to get money or property from someone through deception.
defraud in Latin
fraudō
(transitive) To obtain money or property from (a person) by fraud; to swindle.
What does "defraud" mean?
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verb To get money or property from someone through deception.
"The accountant was jailed for defrauding clients of millions."
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- The accountant was jailed for defrauding clients of millions.
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What is "defraud" in Latin?
"defraud" in Latin is fraudō. defraud means: To get money or property from someone through deception.
How do you use "defraud" in a sentence?
Example: "The accountant was jailed for defrauding clients of millions." In Latin, "defraud" is fraudō.
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