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Noun:

ধনাপহরণ,

defalcations's Usage Examples:

Division of Insurance Fraud also investigate viatical application fraud, defalcations of escrow funds held in trust by title insurance firms, and non-Medicaid.

Beaumont formally surrendered his office, and admitted his defalcations on 28 May, and by the same document assigned all his manors, lands, goods.

In order to cover the story of their defalcations, they started to spread rumors against the Imam in bitter sarcasm.

The overhead cost of paying the troops, including expenses, defalcations and losses of all kinds, was just three-fourths of one per cent of the.

His later years were embittered by the loss in 1877, through the defalcations of his solicitor, of the greater part of his forty years' savings.

After his death, the enormous extent of his defalcations was revealed: he had not only swindled the Bank, but abstracted money.

The truth came to light through Hughes's method of repaying the defalcations; by destroying cheques and paying creditors cash out of his own pocket.

military inquiry found serious mistakes in his barrack accounts, and defalcations amounting to many thousands of pounds.

The "total defalcations amounted to £483", of which he had paid back more than half.

No salaries No initiation fee No full dress No mutual admiration No defalcations No decamping treasurer No watered stock No parliamentary rules No previous.

A grand jury investigation of alleged defalcations of gold from the Mint led in September, 1857, to a federal indictment.

Commission appointed by His Excellency Governor Weld to report on the defalcations of the late Mr Alfred Durlacher; and also with matters connected the.

the ongoing deficit situation was Dudley Tregent ' Co, which involved defalcations of between "10 million and "14 million of clients' funds.

namesake was struck off the rolls around the same time for much smaller defalcations.

While the United States government is immune for legal liability for the defalcations alleged herein, it is not free, nor should it be, from posterity's judgment.

defalcations's Meaning':

the sum of money that is misappropriated

Synonyms:

theft; misappropriation; plunderage; thievery; peculation; thieving; larceny; stealing; raid; embezzlement; misapplication;

Antonyms:

petit larceny; grand larceny; honest; defend; gain;