NOUN
- a fraudulent or duplicitous representation
- something intended to deceive; deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantage
- the quality of being fraudulent
How To Use fraudulence In A Sentence
- This appears to be the moment to finally establish in everyone's mind the deep fraudulence and corruptness of his various enterprises.
- Even as Floridians brace for a new wave of fraudulence to consume their waking existence, they can happily shut the door on another local bit... Efraim Diveroli, 20-Something Arms-Dealing Fraudster, Sentenced To Four Years In Prison
- As a result, there were excessive fraudulence and brigandage in the field of economy between all groups of people with various sly and brutal measures.
- He tracks down and exposes wonder-working nuns and other charlatans, leftovers from The Canterbury Tales, and instead of hanging or flogging them compels them to confess their fraudulence in public. The Men Who Made England
- But police arrested Rahman on a "fraudulence" charge following a night long siege at the Desh office in Dhaka hours after the local administrative chief and district magistrate ordered the proscription on June 1. Zee News : India National
- Not only have they dared to reveal some of the secrets behind their own tricks, but they've also made a name for themselves as debunkers, exploring the fraudulence of so-called supernatural phenomenon.
- The endlessly announced death, disproof and fraudulence of psychoanalysis is not merely the sport of bigots.
- The real brilliant fraudulence (fraudulent brilliance?) of this is, because all equity shareholders have been wiped out, and virtually all creditors who would challenge this are gone, no class action can arise from what is simply debt-shifting, and re-upping a lending facility (at further taxpayer expense). Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Outright Fraud
- We hear of him through his advertisements, and occasional reports containing accusations of fraudulence; Deb's piece is probably the first proper profile of the man. The Beautiful and the Damned: Life in the New India by Siddhartha Deb – review
- All seriousness aside, the only thing more disappointing than the campaign's fraudulence is its boring tag line, "It's time to get America back on track. August 2005