fraudulent
Origin of fraudulent
Synonyms for fraudulent
Examples from the Web for fraudulently
Contemporary Examples of fraudulently
Schill is looking to determine if the Hugheses fraudulently deceived his clients.
Voth asked if the ATF could arrest him for fraudulently accepting public assistance when he was spending such huge sums.
Historical Examples of fraudulently
It is absurd to suppose they were fraudulently produced in this laboratory.
The Shadow WorldHamlin Garland
I have learned that I am not your brother at all, but that I was fraudulently put in that position.
The Dash for KhartoumGeorge Alfred Henty
Suppose that the man, instead of being dealt with fraudulently, is calumniated.
The Data of EthicsHerbert Spencer
His accumulated earnings had been fraudulently appropriated.
The Dreadnought of the AirPercy F. Westerman
Forty-seven cards had been fraudulently inserted among the others.
The Count's MillionsEmile Gaboriau
fraudulent
- acting with or having the intent to deceive
- relating to or proceeding from fraud or dishonest action
Word Origin for fraudulent
Word Origin and History for fraudulently
fraudulent
early 15c., from Middle French fraudulent, from Latin fraudulentus "cheating, deceitful," from fraus (see fraud). Related: Fraudulently.