"Cheat" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Cheat" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Cheat" Meaning
Virtually do someone else's work; pretend that one's own work is that of another.
"Cheat" Examples
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Use of "Cheat":
1. To get or gain an unfair advantage
"The student was accused of cheating on the exam by looking at his neighbor's paper."2. To deceive or trick someone
"The politician was caught cheating with his opponent's campaign funds."3. To find a solution or answer by guesswork or trickery
"I cheated by looking at the answer key to figure out the puzzle."4. To engage in dishonest or immoral behavior
"The athlete was disqualified from the competition after being caught cheating on his drug test."5. To copy or imitate something without crediting the original creator
"The artist was accused of cheating by reproducing another artist's work without permission.""Cheat" Similar Words
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Cheaply
At a low price; in an unpretentious or unimaginative way.<br><br>Example: The company was criticized for producing new products cheaply, sacrificing quality for profit.
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Cheapskate
A cheapskate is a person who is reluctant to spend money, preferring to save it, often to the point of being excessive or embarrassing.
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Cheats
Cheats refers to someone or something that does something dishonestly or unfairly, usually to get an advantage over others. In a broader sense, it can also refer to unauthorized actions or methods that give an unfair edge, such as using software shortcuts or exploiting a system's weakness. In a more light-hearted context, it can also mean resorting to silly or unorthodox tactics to achieve a goal or get out of a difficult situation.
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