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Often used in the same context:
bogus,
phony,
fictitious,
dishonest,
false,
sham,
unauthorized,
fake,
phoney,
improper,
deceitful,
deceptive,
illegal,
wrongful,
unscrupulous,
unethical,
counterfeit,
invalid,
identity theft,
false pretenses,
malicious,
illegitimate,
unlawful,
erroneous,
money laundering,
pyramid scheme,
con artist,
swindling,
illicit,
corrupt,
misleading,
inflated,
legitimate,
debit card,
pyramiding,
spurious,
fictious,
doctored,
disreputable,
laundered,
untruthful,
purported,
colourable,
shady,
questionable,
viatical settlement,
perjurious,
fleeced,
criminal,
nefarious,
ponzi scheme,
tax evasion,
defamatory,
unregistered,
unapproved,
false pretense,
worthless,
unsubstantiated,
dubious,
phantom,
dirty tricks,
perjured,
suspicious,
alleged,
overcharged,
manipulative,
devious,
irregular,
incorrect,
gullible,
inaccurate,
immoral,
notarial,
slanderous,
surreptitious,
kickback,
frivolous,
mala fide,
valid,
reprehensible,
postdated,
unlicensed,
predatory,
impermissible,
negligent,
unauthentic,
unaccredited,
scurrilous,
crooked,
baseless,
anticonstitutional,
untrue,
personal identification number,
lawful,
valueless,
underhanded,
viatical,
unwholesome,
dishonored,
inappropriate,
fallacious,
rigged,
tortious,
treasonable,
dishonourable,
felonious,
treasonous,
iniquitous,
unfair,
anticompetitive,
collusive,
dishonorable,
inconsistent
Appears in the definition of:
.,
blue sky law,
bogus,
cheat,
collusive,
conniving,
cozenage,
criminally,
deceit,
defalcation,
dishonest,
dishonorable,
duplicity,
embezzlement,
failure,
fake,
falsehood,
falsification,
fraudulence,
fraudulently,
honest,
honorable,
identity theft,
impersonate,
manipulate,
misapplication,
misappropriation,
peculation,
personate,
phoney,
phony,
pose,
pyramiding,
pyramid scheme,
rig,
scam,
swindle
Synonyms:
deceitful,
dishonest,
dishonorable,
fallacious
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— Nouns for fraudulent:
practices
intent,
claims,
conveyances,
conveyance,
misrepresentation,
use,
means,
representations,
transactions,
conduct,
more...
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