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Fraud

Definition

(formal/technical) The act of intentionally deceiving someone in order to gain an advantage, usually financial, or to cause harm. Often involves false or misleading information, concealment of facts, or exploitation of trust. Typically used in contexts of financial crime, corporate malfeasance, or professional misconduct.

Example Sentences

1The auditor's report revealed a complex web of fraud and embezzlement that had been concealed by the company's management.
2Does the rise of online transactions increase the risk of fraud, or can digital security measures effectively mitigate this threat?
3The court found the defendant guilty of fraud and sentenced him to five years in prison for his role in the Ponzi scheme.
4To prevent fraud, it is essential to verify the identity of clients and ensure that all transactions are properly documented and transparent.
5There is a growing concern that the lack of regulation in the cryptocurrency market creates an environment conducive to fraud and other forms of financial malfeasance.

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