Similar words: sweating, creating, repeating, cheat, specific heat, ingratiating, sheathing, rating. Meaning: [tʃiːt] 
n. a deception for profit to yourself. adj. 1. not faithful to a spouse or lover 2. violating accepted standards or rules.
n. a deception for profit to yourself. adj. 1. not faithful to a spouse or lover 2. violating accepted standards or rules. 
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211, His cheating on the final queered his chances of graduation.
212, Australia's oldest academic institution, the University of Sydney, has moved to stamp out plagiarism after more than 200 students were suspected of cheating.
213, Sports world does not tolerate doping as it is the fundamental form of cheating.
214, Essentially, self - plagiarism is duplication, it's a kind of cheating.
215, In fact, they are cheating venture capital investors and the public.
216, In this way the surface there appeared to be suspected of cheating consumers, but in legal terms is not illegal.
217, For instance, the Department of Psychology at the University of Maryland launched a campaign to stop one form of cheating.
218, The first man replies: "Well, for a while I've suspected my wife has been cheating on me, so today I came home early to try to catch her red-handed.
219, Not only are winning times more accurately recorded, but cheating athletes are easier to catch out. Sentencedict.com
220, A autumn lies after cheating small lotus father, run immediately go upstairs tip off information.
221, That card shark was arrested for his cheating in card games.
222, Protesting against lies and cheating is your right. Be hopeful about regaining your rights.
223, Tool : Joystick testing equipment, Decompressor for compressed file, Cheating tool.
224, So they found out he'd been cheating. I thought as much.
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