swindle

It is not the first time that wealthy people have been swindled out of huge sums of money, nor will it be the last.

Too many clients at the salon had been swindled, and the owners did not want their image further harmed, she explained.

Many children are swindled out of their chance for a good education, simply by living in a remote place.

Her motive was collecting life insurance benefits. . . and also, the assets stolen or swindled from her suitors became her source of income.

He had swindled the SBA out of millions of dollars and was cooperating with Starr in hopes of getting a reduced prison sentence.

The forger swindled the merchants of this city out of large sums of money.

The forger swindled the merchants of the city out of large sums of money.

Once disputes only shouted, " swindled " , the so-called owners of the Committee may also be ineffective.

It's possible to find a bargain at a big market, but it's also easy to be swindled.

She has already swindled several pounds out of me.

Therefore the hope favored the old version's friend not to need as before to be swindled .

The human has the belief is a good deed, but cannot do it the only science, if is really such, you will be swindled!

Suddenly, a swindled feeling well up in my heart.

I think I'm the one who was swindled, Miss . . . You knew all along the hold you had on me.

Tell that to all the ex-spouses or friends that got swindled, intentionally or unintentionally, by someone they knew.

He often swaggered and swindled under the guise of the company's name.

Occasionally, I comfort myself with the idea that I was swindled; but actually it was bad luck or my poor judgment.

She swindled him out of his life savings.

The hooligan swindled money out of the girl.

Hurried public officials were often swindled into receiving a poor quality of "country pay. "

The Securities and Exchange Commission failed the investors he supposedly swindled over many years.

"Read all about it! " yelled the newsboy, hawking his newspaper on the corner, "50 people swindled! 50 people swindled! "

Thus, in the course of transactions, often inferior and passive position, it is difficult to avoid losses swindled .

They swindled the nation of a million.

The crooks swindled $3, 000 out of the old woman.

She swindled $1, 000 out of the Social Security.

"All 50, 000 yuan of my compensation money for being laid-off are swindled , " said Mr.

Well, I'm the oldest maid you've ever met. Why haven't you swindled me?

Until people can live, we found that swindled .

He swindled me of 500 dollars.

He swindled me of 500 yuan.

"Read all about it! " shouted the boy again, "51 people swindled! "

Your auntie's worry that I will swindled you.

One who is easily swindled; a dupe.

swindled out of one's money

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