defraudation in a sentence

Definition

Defraudation refers to the act of deceiving someone in order to gain financial or personal advantage, often involving fraudulent practices.

The recent case of defraudation in the company has raised numerous ethical concerns.
Authorities are investigating allegations of defraudation involving several high-profile executives.
The victim of the defraudation reported the crime to the local police as soon as she discovered the financial discrepancies.
He was convicted of defraudation after it was revealed that he had manipulated financial statements to mislead investors.
To combat defraudation, the government has implemented stricter regulations on financial reporting and audits.