fraudulence

1 Dishonesty aside, the greatest pitfall of her fraudulence was not so much that it misrepresented the scale of the problem.

2 Mr. Carter had his faults, but fraudulence wasn’t one of them.

3 People dug up old photos of the brothers beardless, dressed as typical frat bros, before they adopted their Mennonite-meets-Williamsburg look, as if that alone were proof of fraudulence: The emperor has no beard.

4 This “Monopoly for dogs” served as metaphor for the fraudulence that Daisey sees as the defining feature of Trump the businessman.

5 But, by then, her expectations had bred in me a feeling of fraudulence that nudged me, each day, closer to a crisis of identity.

6 The world press took up the line: Ern Malley had exposed the fraudulence of literary modernism.

7 “It’s about not allowing a case based on fraudulence to proceed,” Attorney General Abubakar Malami told The Associated Press on Monday.

8 No wonder the writer David A Cook said of the film that it "suggests not only the fraudulence of romantic love, but of the whole Hollywood narrative tradition that underwrites it."

9 “It’s got a wonderful whiff of fraudulence,” he says.

10 But for all of her husband’s fraudulence and her tacit complicity, she retains a core of innocence and sincerity or so concludes this patchy but glibly watchable movie.

11 Nowadays she is shocked by the fraudulence of words.

12 Bruni contends that Trump's tweets and theatrics get so much attention that voters are "starved of information about the fraudulence of his supposed populism and the toll of his incompetence."

13 This is a real challenge given that so much of the world’s media is owned by plutocrats with a material stake in fraudulence.

14 Dishonesty, fraudulence and bad faith are central to their aims.

15 This week, I finally succumbed to the lure of Fifty Shades of Grey, so very much more to assuage my feelings of fraudulence during conversations about it than to get my freak on.

16 The book also talks about the fraudulence of the codpiece as an item that promised more than it delivered and contributing to a fabricated, fictionalised version of the male body.

17 But the bag’s fraudulence was undetectable to human eyes.

18 His brutality and fraudulence have become so plain for all to see that neighbours who once defended him are changing their tune.

他的野蛮和欺诈已经清楚的表露出来，使得那些曾经支持他的邻国改变了态度。

19 It glosses over the criminal meanness and fraudulence of a media-fed war that was “trivial, for all its vastness,” as Bertrand Russell, who lived through it, wrote.

20 Some of his statements are so incorrect that they border on fraudulence.

他的某些说法非常不正确以致近乎欺诈。

1 欺骗

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2 诈欺

imposturous con juggling take-in have do fraud cheat ramp scam hype fiddle juggle imposition pretense trickery swindle indirection eyewash imposture flimflam roguery crookery jugglery dupery cozenage fakement double-deal jockey humbug finagle pluck dupe ream gold-brick chouse skin game shell game

3 欺诈

deceitful fraudulently twist deceit scam fleece hoodwink confidence trick fraudulent trumped-up flimflam false dodgery kanky-panky practice cross lie shift fraud cheat deception lurk gag juggle sham gouge gull falsity humbug flam skullduggery skulduggery jugglery humbuggery gazump covin fox deceive chisel job rogue jockey beguile eyewash false pretenses double-tongued schlenter fast oblique two-faced cronk gullery have sell plant burn rig ramp hype fiddle graft racket imposition trickery wile swindle rip-off contrivance indirection barney hocus imposture razzle-dazzle roguery crookery cooch dupery carve-up cootch chouse cog sharp defraud finagle sting hustle ream goldbrick on the crook

4 欺骗性

fraudulent spurious trappy barmecide duplicity meretricious fraud