fraudulence

/ˈfɹɔː.djʊ.l(ə)ns/ noun

The condition of being fraudulent; deceitfulness.

Word Origin From Latin fraus 'deceit, injury' — the word fraud entered English in the 14th century. Fraudulence is the quality of being deceitful, built with the suffix -ulence (like turbulence). The family includes defraud (to cheat someone out of something) and fraudster (a con artist). The root is obscure, but the idea of hidden harm is vivid.

noun The condition of being fraudulent; deceitfulness. countable

The fraudulence of his claims became apparent when the evidence was examined.

(名词) 欺诈性;欺骗性;虚假

当证据被审查时,他声称的欺诈性变得显而易见。

(sustantivo) fraudulencia; falsedad [La condición de ser fraudulento; carácter engañoso.]

Lo fraudulento de sus afirmaciones se hizo evidente cuando se examinaron las pruebas.

(nom) fraudulosité; caractère frauduleux; tromperie [Le caractère frauduleux d'un acte ou d'un comportement ; la tromperie, la duplicité.]

La fraudulance de ses affirmations est devenue évidente lorsque les preuves ont été examinées.

(Substantiv) Betrug; Betrügerei; Schwindel [Der Zustand des Betrügerischen; die Eigenschaft, auf Täuschung oder Falschheit zu beruhen.]

Die **fraudulence** seiner Behauptungen wurde offensichtlich, als die Beweise geprüft wurden.

(名詞) 詐欺的である性質。不正で欺瞞に満ちた状態。

証拠を調べた結果、彼の主張の詐欺的性質が明らかになった。

(substantivo) falsidade; enganação; fraude [A condição de ser fraudulento; enganosidade.]

A fraudulência de suas afirmações ficou evidente quando as provas foram examinadas.

Word parts: fraud + ulence

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