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enfrauden

enfrauden verb: to defraud.

Verb

enfrauden (third-person singular simple present enfraudens, present participle enfraudening, simple past and past participle enfraudened)

  1. (rare, transitive, chiefly non-native speakers' English) To defraud.
    • But enfraudening the public sphere is only half the story.2005, Revista Colombiana de educación - Issues 49-51, page 215
    • Attempts were made to enfrauden the viewers at the climax of the programme which featured Gordon Brown and 'The British Armed Forces' (the latter being the winner of The Sun global recognition award).2017, Mike Cole, Critical Race Theory and Education: A Marxist Response, page 177

Forms of enfrauden

third-person singular presentenfraudens
present participleenfraudening
past participleenfraudened
pastenfraudened

Origin of enfrauden

From en- + fraud + -en or fraud + en- -en.

Questions about enfrauden

What does enfrauden mean?
Enfrauden means to defraud.
What part of speech is enfrauden?
Enfrauden is a verb.
What is the past tense of enfrauden?
The past tense of enfrauden is enfraudened.

Words near enfrauden in the dictionary

  1. enfranchising
  2. enfranchize
  3. enfranchized
  4. enfranchizes
  5. enfranchizing
  6. enfrauden
  7. enfree
  8. enfreed
  9. enfreedom
  10. enfreedomed
  11. enfreedoming

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