Swindled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWINDLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SWINDLE, to take money or property from by fraudulent means
• use deception to deprive (someone) of money or possessions
• obtain (money) fraudulently
NOUN:
• a fraudulent scheme or action

Words related to SWINDLED

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How to use SWINDLED in a sentence

• Even millionaires do not allow themselves to be swindled, if they can help it.
• You can be swindled without a matrimonial agency, seems to me.
• He does not tire of telling how he swindled the sharpest lawyer in Scranton out of a hundred and fifty dollars, by a plausible lie.
• To be humble, to be obedient, to be charitable, under such direction, is to be contentedly ignorant, pitiably abject, and notoriously swindled.
• It was not your fault that your agent deceived and swindled you.
• And the unhappy Claridge was obliged to pay it, knowing that the man had swindled him, but unable to open his mouth to say so.
• A suit was commenced, and was long continued, and finally the plaintiff recovered the money out of which he had been swindled by slave-trading with his own preacher.
• Not being able to speak English, they believe the stories of the clerks and proprietors and are made to work at low wages, and are often swindled out of their money.
• Trina believed that the auctioneer from the second-hand store had swindled and cheated them and had made a great outcry to no effect.
• And a sum is thus swindled from our citizens, of seven times the amount of the real debt, and four times that of the factitious one of the United States, at the close of the war.
• He drank a tumbler of champagne and returned to the drawing-room, his pockets full of the money he had swindled from a young man.
• Give your money to those poor devils you swindled to-night.
• He was swindled outrageously by men who stand high in the community to-day.
• Convinced that the purchasers were being swindled, he attired himself in plain clothes, purchased a ticket, went down to the basement, and drew a blank.
• Upon inquiring at the office, he learns that his cheap tickets are so much worthless paper, and that he has been swindled out of his money, which may be his all.
• Bailey was not the only farmer he had swindled, it appeared.
• The other day I was swindled out of a shilling by a villain to whom I had given it for change.
• Thus the creditors were swindled in the interests of Gobseck.
• In a certain New England town famous for its educational institution, a clergyman denounced a corporation which had swindled the poor and deceived scores of citizens.
• Barnum claimed that he was cheated and swindled by this company, robbed of his property and name, and reduced to poverty.
• I told him how I had been swindled coming up, and he was about as angry as I had been.
• Had ever any one been so swindled, so cruelly treated! This might probably be explained, and the five thousand pounds might be added to the twenty-five thousand pounds.
• I noted that the devotees of this apparently infallible principle were at variance amongst themselves, for they disputed, deceived, abused, and swindled each other.
• He realized that he had been outrageously swindled, and that he was farther from going to California than ever.
• The fact that he had allowed himself to be swindled mortified him not a little.
• Perhaps he would make his fortune there, while Joe, whom he had so swindled, might, within three days, be reduced to beggary.
• Looking up, Joe recognized Harry Hogan, the man who had swindled him.
• There are a good many things about my grandfather’s affairs that I don’t understand, but I’m not going to see an old friend of his swindled.
• The only civilized thing he ever did was to give his life for a piece of cold lead and got swindled at that.
• To stop all this was like turning back the ocean tides, so regular became the habit of gambling, of betting, of being legally swindled in America.

Similar words containing SWINDL without suffix ed

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