Frauds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRAUDS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FRAUD, criminal deception
• wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain
• a person or thing intended to deceive others, typically by unjustifiably claiming or being credited with accomplishments or qualities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• trickery

Words related to FRAUDS

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How to use FRAUDS in a sentence

• Some of them are frauds, of course, but there are others which are better than any prescription that any doctor ever wrote.
• I therefore again most earnestly recommend the adoption of specific duties wherever it is practicable, or a home valuation, to prevent these frauds.
• These men procure convicts to be assigned to them, who become members of the families, and assist them in carrying on their various frauds.
• The same great frauds have indicated in each the same amount of rottenness in men occupying places of trust.
• I could have understood it if you had suffered by his frauds.
• The lies and frauds of life were of no consequence now that he was coming to his own.
• John Jones had received many cards, and had found out some direct frauds, and many others nearly so.
• But wouldst thou rest Awhile from tumult and the frauds of men, These old and friendly solitudes invite Thy visit.
• I expect, with you, they are the most enormous mass of lies, frauds, hypocrisy, and imposture, that ever was heaped together on this globe.
• They lay there in their big cool eddy, lazily taking what food the stream brought down to them, giving no heed to frauds of any kind.
• These frauds may be detected in the manner stated, page 225.
• The press, with the exception of a few unimportant sheets owned or controlled by the Ring, denounced the frauds, and demanded an investigation of the public accounts.
• He had also furnished me capital and was become my confederate, an accomplice in my frauds.
• Those who argued against the scheme, accused the minister of having misrepresented the frauds and made false calculations.
• In pursuit of his great plan of financial reform, Pitt next turned his attention to the frauds committed on the revenue, in the article of wine.
• Still another was compelled to flee from the Commonwealth by the detection of some notorious frauds.
• Though long well known in scientific circles, he first came into public prominence by his exposure of the frauds practiced by contractors in furnishing supplies for the Indians.
• We must not be too hasty to condemn those pious frauds without which the Maid could not have worked her miracles.
• By what pious frauds their fame for prophecy was established, we cannot tell any more than Jean Gerson or Gerard Machet.
• Some works, indeed, have escaped total destruction, but yet have had reason to lament the fate of orphans exposed to the frauds of unfaithful guardians.
• His frauds were discovered while he was in our country, and he was obliged to leave between two days, according to your so picturesque idiom.
• But it is a question whether human folly would, everywhere and always, suffer from the same delusions, undergo the same hallucinations, and elaborate the same frauds.
• He was unable to give me the particulars, but frauds had been discovered in Star Route lines, and the government had revoked nearly all the mail contracts in southern Texas.
• These frauds were even acknowledged by many, who had themselves practised them in obedience to the orders of their superiors.
• One of them in particular, of the fourteenth century, notices the frauds committed by other towns in imitating the mark of the cloth of Montivilliers.
• Whatever frauds or errors they may commit must pass without redress.
• He thought, however, that the age of pious frauds ought to be past, and their principle discarded, at least in Protestant countries.
• The election was annulled for frauds, but by moving the heavens and earth of the Courts they saved Libergent from disqualification, and now he appears again against us.
• Certain intrigues and frauds have been detected, which are recounted.

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