Pronunciation: /ˈfrɔːd.jʊ.ləns/
noun the quality of being deceitful or dishonest; a tendency to deceive or cheat
A1 Fraudulence is when someone deceives others for personal gain.
A2 The company was accused of fraudulence for manipulating their financial records.
B1 The investigation revealed a pattern of fraudulence within the organization.
B2 The documentary exposed the fraudulence of the so-called miracle cure.
C1 The elaborate scheme was a testament to the mastermind's fraudulence.
C2 The CEO's reputation was tarnished by the allegations of fraudulence in his business dealings.
formal The company was accused of fraudulence in their financial statements.
informal I can't believe the fraudulence that was uncovered in the audit.
slang That dude is shady, always up to some fraudulence.
figurative Her smile was a mask for the fraudulence in her words.
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