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单词 fraudulent
释义
fraudulent
adjective
uk
/ˈfrɔː.dʒə.lənt/us
/ˈfrɑː.dʒə.lənt/

fraudulentadjective(CRIME)

C2
dishonestandillegal:
欺骗的，欺诈的
Aworryingtrendforinsurershas been arisein fraudulentclaims.令保险公司不安的是，诈骗性的索赔呈上升趋势。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
deceiving others and not telling the truth
  • dishonestThe press called out the campaign's dishonest tactics.
  • untrustworthyHe made the mistake of basing his news story on an untrustworthy source.
  • deviousIt was a devious plan - but would it work?
  • deceitfulShe's deeply deceitful and not to be trusted.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Fraud & corruption
  • anti-bribery
  • anti-corruption
  • anti-counterfeiting
  • anti-fraud
  • Augean
  • bribe
  • defraud
  • dolus
  • embezzle
  • embezzlement
  • extortion
  • launder
  • malfeasance
  • malpractice
  • match-fixing
  • money laundering
  • nobble
  • pyramid scheme
  • siphon
  • vishing
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fraudulentadjective(FALSE)

intendedtodeceive:
意图欺诈的，欺骗性的
Theyclaimthat thefallinunemploymentisbasedon a fraudulentmanipulationofstatistics.他们声称失业率下降是对统计数据进行欺骗性操纵的结果。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Dishonest
  • artificiality
  • bad faith
  • be rotten to the coreidiom
  • bent
  • cowboy
  • down-and-dirty
  • dubious
  • dubiously
  • false
  • finagle
  • knavery
  • louche
  • low-down
  • malfeasance
  • mendacious
  • sugar-coated
  • under false pretencesphrase
  • underhand
  • unreliable
  • unscrupulous
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Related words

fraudulence
fraudulently
(Definition offraudulentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

fraudulent| American Dictionary

fraudulent
adjective
us
/ˈfrɔ·dʒə·lənt/

fraudulentadjective(FALSE)

not what itclaimsorpretendsto be:
fraudulentadvertising

fraudulentadjective(ILLEGAL)

intendedtodeceivepeoplefor thepurposeofobtainingmoneyorproperty:
There’s been arisein fraudulentinsuranceclaims.
(Definition offraudulentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

fraudulent| Business English

fraudulent
adjective
uk
/ˈfrɔːdjələnt/us
intendedtodeceivesomeone, forexample, to getmoney:
TheythoughtI mighttrytocollectinsuranceon afraudulentclaim.
For achargeoffraudulenttradingtosucceed,dishonestywould first have to beproved.
(Definition offraudulentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffraudulent

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Regulation of drugs generally eliminated poorly manufactured andfraudulentdrugs, thus reducing the likelihood that someone would take a medicine that was harmful to them.
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In hosiery manufacture, abatements for alleged negligent orfraudulentwork were similarly a frequent cause of friction.
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He was, presumably, averse to risking public humiliation, and did not want to endorse a possiblyfraudulenttomb.
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Officials do not have to run routine checks any longer but concentrate on special risk cases, where the user might have submitted afraudulentdeclaration.
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He had still, however, to resort to a secret and almost certainlyfraudulentcount by a hand-picked committee to secure victory.
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At most banks, to identify potentialfraudulentat source, part of the review process of applications for new credit cards involves routine information checks.
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While many organizations have programs to deter and detectfraudulentpayments, improper payments resulting from miscalculation and other errors often receive inadequate attention.
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Cosmetic surgeons who engage in misleading orfraudulentadvertising appear to want to have it both ways.
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The appeal made to tradition for the subordination of intercourse to procreation wasfraudulent.
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Section head- the number of occasions thatfraudulentclaims are made, ie indicators of honesty or dishonesty.
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Both might just by accident hit on thefraudulentbehaviour eliciting the desired response, and subsequently adopt it as a strategy in such situations.
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In addition, it carries mail that is sealed against inspection and acts as a watchdog overfraudulentuse of the mails.
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Since suchfraudulentclaimants are not actually unemployed, it is wrong that they should be counted as so.
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Many of these actions revolved round false andfraudulentclaims in the health sector.
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Even so, election judges could be so intimidated by the crowd outside that they would acceptfraudulentvotes.
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