Antonyms for de frauds

Grammar : Verb

Spell : dih-frawd

Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈfrɔd

Definition of de frauds

Origin : mid-14c., from Old French defrauder, from Latin defraudare "to defraud, cheat," from de- "thoroughly" (see de-) + fraudare (see fraud). Related: Defrauded; defrauding.

As in mislead : verb give someone the wrong idea, information
As in outwit/outsmart : verb get the better of; figure out before another
As in play dirty : verb cheat
As in purloin : verb steal
As in rip off : verb rob; trick
As in rob : verb steal, deprive
As in bamboozle : verb fool; cheat
As in screw : verb pressure
As in shoplift : verb steal
As in shortchange : verb cheat
As in snitch : verb steal
As in steal : verb take something without permission
As in swindle : verb cheat, steal
As in take : verb cheat, deceive
As in take in : verb deceive, fool
As in trick : verb fool; play joke on
As in two-time : verb be disloyal
As in victimize : verb cheat, fool
As in welsh : verb renege, swindle
As in bilk : verb cheat
As in bluff : verb deceive
As in outwit : verb deceive
As in burn : verb cheat
As in cozen : verb deceive
As in gull : verb cheat
As in mulct : verb cheat
As in rook : verb cheat
As in cheat : verb defraud, fool
As in outsmart : verb outwit
As in outthink : verb outwit
As in counterfeit : verb make deceitful imitation
As in deceive : verb mislead; be dishonest
As in default : verb dodge payment
As in defraud : verb cheat, bilk
As in do : verb cheat
As in double-cross : verb to deceive or betray someone
As in dupe : verb fool someone
As in fleece : verb plunder, steal
As in flimflam : verb deceive, swindle
As in gyp : verb rip-off
As in hoodwink : verb deceive

Synonyms for de frauds

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