anti-fraud
adjective[before noun]
(alsoantifraud)uk/ˌæn.tiˈfrɔːd/us/ˌæn.t̬iˈfrɑːd//ˌæn.taɪˈfrɑːd/intendedtopreventorreducefraud(= thecrimeof gettingmoneyor otheradvantagesbydeceivingpeople), orinvolvedwith theworkofpreventingorreducingfraud:
There werecallsforextraanti-fraudmeasuresto beintroducedbeforepostalballotswere used for otherelections.
She waschiefof the bank's anti-fraudunit.
- Banksimprovedtheiranti-fraudsystems.
- Thecompanyviolatedanti-fraudprovisions.
- Thebankwaschargedwithviolationsof anti-fraudlaws.
- Thecompanysuppliesanti-fraudsoftwareto thefinancialservicesindustry.
- Theorganizationis aregulatorybodythatenforcesanti-fraudrules.
- theEuropeanUnion's anti-fraudoffice
- Improved antifraudmeasureswere under way tofightfraudon theinternet.
Crime - general words
- anti-crime
- anti-narcotics
- arrestable
- caper
- carrying-on
- complicit
- delinquent
- driving under the influence
- DUI
- felony
- first-degree
- foul play
- hate crime
- protection racket
- racket
- rap sheet
- second-degree
- sex crime
- speeding
- stitchsomething/someoneup
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Fraud & corruption
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