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Synonym for fraud [noun]

The synonym fraud synonymous definition words:
means "impostor"
pretender, fake, charlatan, quack
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fraud [noun]

means "deceit"
swindle, artifice, racket, sham, misrepresentation, deception, duplicity
Further results for the word "fraud"

bluff [noun]

means "deceit"
deception, dissembling, lie, fraud, pretext, ruse

charlatan [noun]

means "con man"
cheater, cheat, fraud, confidence man, phony, impostor

cheat [noun]

means "person"
con man, cheater, charlatan, fraud, confidence man, phony

cheat [noun]

means "deed"
deception, trap, trick, hoax, deceit, fraud

cheater [noun]

means "con man"
cheat, charlatan, fraud, confidence man, phony, impostor

cheating [noun]

means "deceit"
deception, fraud, trickery, wile, trick, artifice

con [noun]

means "swindle"
cheat, dupe, fraud, mockery, gyp, graft
- translate con

confidence game [noun]

means "deception"
fraud, trickery, extortion, shakedown, swindle

confidence man [noun]

means "con man"
cheater, charlatan, fraud, cheat, phony, impostor

faithlessness [noun]

means "treachery"
treason, fraud, betrayal, perfidy

fake [noun]

means "counterfeit"
imitation, forgery, deception, phony, sham, fraud

faker [noun]

means "deceiver"
fraud, pretender, charlatan, hypocrite, swindler, rascal

guile [noun]

means "deception"
deceit, duplicity, fraud, trickery, chicanery, artfulness

humbug [noun]

means "lie"
fake, fraud, hoax, deception, trick, imposture

hypocrite [noun]

means "deceiver"
fraud, pretender, charlatan, faker, swindler, rascal

imitation [noun]

means "copy"
fake, counterfeit, bogus, duplicate, fraud, ersatz

imposition [noun]

means "deception"
imposture, fraud, craftiness, trickery, duplicity, treachery

impostor [noun]

means "con man"
cheater, charlatan, fraud, confidence man, phony, cheat

knave [noun]

means "con man"
cheater, charlatan, fraud, confidence man, phony, impostor

operator [noun]

means "charlatan"
scoundrel, fraud, rascal, speculator, swindler

pharisee [noun]

means "hypocrite"
fraud, faker

phony [noun]

means "counterfeit"
imitation, forgery, deception, fake, sham, fraud

pretense [noun]

means "dishonesty"
fraud, subterfuge

quackery [noun]

means "misrepresentation"
charlatanism, duplicity, rip-off, fraud, deception, hoax

rip-off [noun]

means "misrepresentation"
charlatanism, duplicity, quackery, fraud, deception, hoax

sham [noun]

means "fake"
fraud, imitation, counterfeit, forgery, pretext, pretence
- translate sham

swindle [noun]

means "deception"
fraud, trickery, extortion, shakedown, confidence game

swindler [noun]

means "con man"
cheater, charlatan, fraud, confidence man, phony, impostor

trick [noun]

means "manner"
deceit, deception, fraud, trickery, wile, cheating

fraudulent [adjective]

means "untrue"
false, lying, bogus, forged, sham, simulated, counterfeit

apocryphal [adjective]

means "of doubtful authenticity"
disputed, doubtful, false, fraudulent, fake, fictitious

bogus [adjective]

means "forged"
false, counterfeit, fraudulent, phony, spurious

contemptible [adjective]

means "mean"
fraudulent

counterfeit [adjective]

means "forged"
false, bogus, fraudulent, phony, spurious

deceitful [adjective]

means "deceptive"
fraudulent

dishonorable [adjective]

means "disgraceful"
false, low, fraudulent, opprobrious, ignoble, underhanded

disputed [adjective]

means "of doubtful authenticity"
apocryphal, doubtful, false, fraudulent, fake, fictitious

ersatz [adjective]

means "synthetic"
fraudulent

fake [adjective]

means "false"
counterfeit, bogus, imitation, fraudulent, phony, pretended

fixed [adjective]

means "rigged"
fraudulent, corrupt

flash [adjective]

means "quality"
fake, counterfeit, false, fraudulent, sham

imitation [adjective]

means "synthetic"
fraudulent

lying [adjective]

means "unreliable"
unsound, tricky, false, treacherous, fraudulent, unscrupulous

make-believe [adjective]

means "pretended"
feigned, false, unreal, fantastic, fraudulent, fabricated

mean [adjective]

means "characteristic"
treacherous, fraudulent

mock [adjective]

means "false"
counterfeit, forged, fake, fraudulent, feigned, pretended

rigged [adjective]

means "fixed"
fraudulent, corrupt

sham [adjective]

means "untrue"
false, lying, bogus, forged, fraudulent, simulated
- translate sham
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