fraudulently

[fraw-juh-luhnt-lee]

adverb

1. in a dishonest and misleading way.

Example Sentences

He said that removing any obstacles to payment was great, but he did not want to be landed with a bill if a card was used fraudulently.

From BBC

The firm said its AI was used to help write code which carried out cyber-attacks, while in another case, North Korean scammers used Claude to fraudulently get remote jobs at top US companies.

From BBC

It is understood the small amounts involved per individual means it often does not make sense for the government to seek a prosecution if someone is found to be claiming the benefit fraudulently.

From BBC

A Los Angeles County Fire Department captain is facing felony charges following allegations that he faked a work injury and forged doctors’ notes to fraudulently claim thousands of dollars in disability payments, authorities said.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite already fraudulently stealing millions from the businesses, Lewis also asked Mr Davies to loan her £163,000 to help her buy a house, but the money was eventually repaid by her mother and brother.

From BBC