Cheating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHEATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage
• gain an advantage over or deprive of something by using unfair or deceitful methods; defraud
• be sexually unfaithful
• avoid (something undesirable) by luck or skill
NOUN:
• the act of cheating
• a person who behaves dishonestly in order to gain an advantage.
• an act of cheating; a fraud or deception.
• a deception for profit to yourself
• a children's card game, the object of which is to get rid of one's cards while making declarations about them which may or may not be truthful.
ADJECTIVE:
• deceiving
• not faithful to a spouse or lover
• violating accepted standards or rules
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to defraud

Words related to CHEATING

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Words that contain CHEATING

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How to use CHEATING in a sentence

• He is substantially trying to cheat both God and the devil, and is in reality only cheating himself and his neighbours.
• But do not make that an excuse for robbing and cheating Esau, because he is not as thoughtful as you are.
• The anecdotes printed of his exploits in cheating the gallows of its due, are of a quality which shows that the power of this man over a jury lay much in his manner.
• He suspected Delamere of cheating at cards, and knew that others entertained the same suspicion.
• Such things as anger, sloth, lying and cheating, are noxious weeds.
• One is by doing very good work, the other is by cheating.
• Renan is the most eloquent representative, the common people are not really cheating themselves or being cheated.
• Now, suppose that these debtors were the very men whom he had been cheating.
• What with the dust and heat, and cheating landlords, and the dull plains of Lombardy, my first experience was not very prepossessing.
• The easy rate of the journey allows time for becoming well acquainted with the country, and the tourist is freed from the annoyance of quarrelling with cheating landlords.
• It made one depressed afterwards even if it paid, just as cheating the widow and orphan did.
• The Bradys had arrived just in time to prevent this man from cheating them out of their legitimate prey.
• The Sugar Trust was found guilty of cheating the New York customs house and some of the minor officers were sent to prison.
• Indeed, we question that there is any less desirable mode of making, or trying to make money, than by cheating or even dealing in horses.
• What she found out made her determine to help the child hate falsehood and cheating in every form.
• In seeking pleasure without the exercise of responsibility, in trying to get something for nothing, he is not merely cheating others but himself as well.
• Because you will not take by theft what you can have by cheating, think not yours is the only conscience in the world.
• An experienced gambler, however, does not need to be told that the game offers as many chances for cheating as any others that are played.
• She thought Sarah would never bring Thankful, and so she had not done so much harm by cheating in the weight of the turkey.
• Even so, he argues he will be cheating us, and getting me into hot water when my brother comes.
• I have heard him swear at tailors, servants, and subordinates of all kinds, for cheating.
• But men, grown-up men and women, did not leave off cheating and tormenting themselves and each other.
• They are not content with their own success in cheating, they throw discredit upon honest folk.
• But the cheating clock confronts him in moments of unsuspecting security, and throws him into a condition of the wildest alarm.
• Ehrenthal made a cheating bargain with this man, got the timber from him at a nominal price, while the other fellow ran off to America.
• Provided he can avoid punishment, a crook feels no objection to cheating, stealing, or cutting a throat.
• But, in fact, they detected the medium in the act of cheating, and publicly denounced her as an impostor.
• Grey had adopted this absurd mode of living with the view of cheating his neighbors by appearing to be better than others.
• It was our fortune at Ceprano to lodge with a very cheating host.
• At first he did well and put a stop to the smuggling and cheating which were common in the colony.

Similar words containing CHEAT without suffix ing

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