I ſuppoſe ſome of my friends, to whom I read the firſt part, gave notice of my deſign, and, perhaps, ſold the treacherous intelligence at a higher price than the fraudulence of trade will now allow me for my book.
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Fraudulence
//ˈfɹɔː.djʊ.l(ə)ns//
Synonyms for "fraudulence" (64 found)
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Closest matches (13)
Strong matches (19)
Related words (32)
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2 entriesTranslations
16 translations across 14 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- измамничество noun (condition of being fraudulent)
- мошеничество noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Catalan
1 entries- fraudulència noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Czech
1 entries- podvodnost noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Dutch
1 entries- bedrog noun (condition of being fraudulent)
French
1 entries- fraude noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Galician
1 entries- fraudulencia noun (condition of being fraudulent)
German
1 entries- Betrügerei noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Icelandic
2 entries- prettvísi noun (condition of being fraudulent)
- sviksemi noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Italian
1 entries- fraudolenza noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Māori
1 entries- hoko tāhae noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Portuguese
1 entries- fraudulência noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Romanian
1 entries- înșelătorie noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Spanish
1 entries- fraudulencia noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Swedish
1 entries- bedräglighet noun (condition of being fraudulent)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
We should therefore not make too much of the fraudulence of all that on-screen wailing. Just because North Korean TV never films anything before rehearsing all spontaneity out of it does not mean the average citizen was unmoved.
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Among other fraudulences, Enron perfected the art of “mark to market” accounting, tagging mere estimates of future profits as actual on-the-books assets.
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