embezzler in Latin
embezzler in Latin is pecūlātor, āversor — embezzler means a person who steals money or property that has been placed in their trust, often an employee stealing from their employer.
embezzler in Latin
pecūlātor
One who steals money they have been trusted with, especially from one's employer; one who embezzles.
āversor
One who steals money they have been trusted with, especially from one's employer; one who embezzles.
What does "embezzler" mean?
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noun A person who steals money or property that has been placed in their trust, often an employee stealing from their employer.
"The embezzler had quietly siphoned funds from the firm for over a decade."
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embezzler in a sentence
- The embezzler had quietly siphoned funds from the firm for over a decade.
- Investigators traced the missing pension money back to a single embezzler in the finance office.
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What is "embezzler" in Latin?
"embezzler" in Latin is pecūlātor, āversor. embezzler means: A person who steals money or property that has been placed in their trust, often an employee stealing from their employer.
How do you use "embezzler" in a sentence?
Example: "The embezzler had quietly siphoned funds from the firm for over a decade." In Latin, "embezzler" is pecūlātor, āversor.
Are there other ways to say "embezzler" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "embezzler": pecūlātor, āversor.
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