verb
definition
To obtain money or property from (a person) by fraud; to swindle.
definition
To deprive.
Examples of defraud in a Sentence
That's no crime; he didn't do it to defraud anyone.
There are people who use online personals as a way to defraud others.
The information contained in the email is totally bogus, the sender is attempting to defraud the recipient.
Ah well, Parcelforce are collecting it tomorrow anyway, so probably best that you do n't defraud your company.
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Are you really going to let the establishment kill an honest man who has simply exposed a major conspiracy to defraud by spreadsheet calculations?
Mr Parton You can see exactly why parents might even collude to defraud the CSA.
I also resent the implication that I would attempt to defraud you.