Synonym: deceitful, fallacious. Similar words: fraud, truculent, schedule, on schedule, behind schedule, ahead of schedule, fragment, plenty. Meaning: ['frɔːdjʊlənt /-dʒə-] 
adj. intended to deceive.
adj. intended to deceive. 
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91. In that case, as with many of the most publicized instances of fraudulent images, the fakery was detected by alert people studying a copy of the image and seeing flaws of one kind or another.
92. Taking advantage of people's eagerness to invest with a view of obtaining "excess income", criminals committed fraudulent fund-raising crime, which brings heavy negative effect to the society.
93. Only a tightening of bailment law, ensuring that any issue of fake warehouse receipts is treated as fraudulent and illegal, finally put an end to this clearly impermissible practice.
94. There is much false, disloyal information on the network, it is fraudulent action even, we pay close attention to closely, a few righter also tortious undertook investigating.
95. Customers are reminded to ignore emails asking for confidential account or log-in information and remember that familiar looking links in an email can redirect to a fraudulent site.
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