fraudulence no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para fraudulence no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

fraudulence [americ ˈfrɔdʒələns, Brit ˈfrɔːdjʊl(ə)ns] SUBST U formal

fraudulence

fraudulencia f

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fraudulence no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para fraudulence no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

fraudulence [ˈfrɔ:djʊləns, americ ˈfrɑ:dʒə-] SUBST sem pl

1. fraudulence (financial dishonesty):

fraudulence

fraude m

2. fraudulence of claim, behaviour:

fraudulence

fraudulencia f

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The troubling pattern seems to be a modern epidemic, with cases of fraudulence increasing by tenfold since 1975.

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It is a moment of fraudulence that resonates deeply for any women or men who fear what people might say when their backs are turned.

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It's a fascinating world, both because it promises something so spectacular, and because it tends to produce such fraudulence.

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I have heard from many recovering addicts that when they feel undeserving, praise exacerbates their self-loathing and sense of fraudulence.

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The consulting firm that eventually hired him was forever asking him to exhibit confidence when, in his view, confidence was a sign of fraudulence.

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We view the issue of fraudulence in the general election seriously.

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Any attempt is treated as an epochal historical fraudulence, festering sore, nauseating gesture, parochialisation of history and the mere intellectualisation of trite matters.

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With this repeated action of fraudulence, it will not be taken lightly, as majority of the buyers were friends and relatives of the perpetrators.

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But his compulsion to risk exposure betrays a sense of fraudulence connected to a long-suppressed secret with the power to ruin his life and reputation.

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An immoral act refers to an act that entails corruption and fraudulence and usually leads to negative consequences.

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