Defrauded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFRAUDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEFRAUD, to swindle
• illegally obtain money from (someone) by deception

Words related to DEFRAUDED

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How to use DEFRAUDED in a sentence

• The people, however, had been defrauded and deceived by Government, and they rendered in return their secret curses.
• He has neither the privilege of choosing his commander, nor of leaving him when he is defrauded and oppressed.
• I, therefore, determined to do what was in my power to gain something of that of which I had been cruelly defrauded.
• He knew that his brother has defrauded you in a way which is criminal.
• Disraeli resigning, I was defrauded of my just right by Mr.
• Defrauded nature shall admire the deed, And time recoil at thy immortal meed.
• If he defrauded the Grand Transasiatic, it is thanks to that fraud that a whole train has been saved.
• I told them that if he had defrauded the Transasiatic Company it was thanks to this fraud that he was able to get on to the train at Uzun Ada.
• Our eyes are everywhere defrauded of the effect calculated by Michelangelo when he planned this chapel.
• He is considered to have been defrauded of happiness which should by right have been his.
• Honest Solomon defrauded her out of the money, and had the satisfaction of reflecting that he reduced her and her family to beggary.
• Here, however, the instincts of the defrauded heart of the bereaved and sorrowing mother were called into instant and energetic life.
• He even had the assurance to summon a diet of the nobles to confirm this decree which defrauded them of their time-honored rights.
• He, however, succeeded in obtaining some slight compensation for the defrauded duke.
• Thus Brent Rock had come to be hated by scores of inventors defrauded in this unequal conflict with big business.
• But what consideration soeuer they had in this behalfe, they ought not to haue defrauded the yoong gentleman of his lawfull right to the crowne.
• But do not be defrauded of at least one early ramble in the woods and fields.
• He was a just and honest man who never lied, who never defrauded the poor because they were poor, and who kept his contract with the Lord his God to the last farthing.
• If the assurance money was returned by Lydia, she would be reduced to her former estate, and by timely flight might escape the vengeance of the defrauded company.
• Sherwood, thinking the heirs were being defrauded, wrote East urging that some member of the Palmer family visit California.
• When the booty was divided, Morgan is accused of having defrauded his followers.
• As Mayor of the city, he has been officially connected with many of the transactions by which the city has been defrauded of large sums of money.
• It appeared from the depositions of witnesses, that the public had been defrauded considerably by these contracts.
• There is hardly a tribe along our whole frontier that has not been defrauded.
• She could not write without a definite purpose, and now the purpose that settled down upon her heart was to help the defrauded Indians.
• But this second case brought nothing, save a sense of being tricked and defrauded, the victim of a conspiracy of silence.
• At times one branch was defrauded to the profit of another.
• We are defrauded of nothing by the abrupt conclusion.
• Jenks as the man who had been defrauded of his rights.
• But the Spaniards both defrauded the crown of the fifth part of the pearls, and abused and destroyed the Lucayans, so that the fishery fell much off.
• He considered that he had been defrauded of the prize, and he had some reason for thinking so.
• One proof of their nobility was that whenever they attempted to engage in any commercial business they were defrauded.
• One of these was the Whiskey Ring, which defrauded the government of large sums of money with the aid of the government officials.
• I am also informed, that they are defrauded by the whites of a great part of their wages, which would otherwise amount to large sums.
• Benfield was therefore no sooner elected than he set off for Madras, and defrauded the longing eyes of Parliament.
• His attitude and gait express his defrauded existence.
• One-half he received, but he gave a broad hint that the Queen and himself were defrauded of the rest.

Similar words containing FRAUD without suffix ed and without prefix de

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