"Defalcation" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Defalcation" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Defalcation" Meaning

Defalcation refers to the act of embezzling or misappropriating funds, especially in a trust or public office. It is a type of fraud where someone in a position of responsibility misuses or steals money, often for personal gain.

"Defalcation" Examples

Definition: Embezzlement or theft of money or property by a person in a position of trust.

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The company's accountant was accused of defalcation after millions of dollars went missing from the company's accounts.
The defalcation of funds by the charity's treasurer led to a widespread scandal and mistrust of the organization.
The school's financial records revealed a massive defalcation of funds by the former principal.
The audit uncovered a pattern of defalcation by the business's finance manager, who stole money from the company's budget.
The defalcation of public funds by corrupt government officials was a major scandal that led to widespread protests and calls for reform.

"Defalcation" Similar Words

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Defaecate

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to take or steal money that has been entrusted to someone, especially by deceiving or misusing it, often in a position of trust or authority

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Defalcated means: to embezzle or steal (a sum of money, especially one that has been entrusted to someone else's care). (verb)

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Defamatorily

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In a manner that damages or tarnishes someone's reputation or character.

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Describing as spoken or written words that are likely to harm someone's reputation, cause them to be ridiculed, or make them lose respect.

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