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Meanings of embezzled in English
Usage of embezzled in English
1
He embezzled his fare from me and disappeared, oh, two years ago.
2
Money that actually belongs to the church and you have unlawfully embezzled?
3
Orford may have embezzled as much as Torrington; but he wasted nothing.
4
Bitter is a tax, particularly if misapplied; a rate, particularly if embezzled.
5
If she embezzled that money, she's probably long gone by now.
6
I didn't even use all the money I embezzled for myself.
7
Footnote: They alleged that their horses had been disabled, and the clothing embezzled.
8
It has been confided to him to invest, and he has embezzled it.
9
The agent's son embezzled the funds and ran off with them.
10
If there is embezzlement anywhere, cause the funds so embezzled to be disgorged.
11
They think a pair of employees embezzled it, then took off.
12
But you have just owned up that you have embezzled money.
13
Had he run away with somebody, embezzled, explored-explored ,thatwas more like it!
14
The business had nothing left but debts, and responsibilities for the money they embezzled.
15
He embezzled money, both here and on Earth, by breaking into bank computer systems.
16
The public money was habitually wasted and occasionally embezzled, and there was general dissatisfaction.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common