Definitionadj. taken for your own use in violation of a trust
Last update: June 20, 2015
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The guy skipped out with his secretary after he faked his drowning and embezzled a million dollars. [Please select]
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"I might also have accepted your offer to go to South Africa, where I could soon have cleared out, having embezzled thousands." [Please select]
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"David had no more embezzled the money than I, and, thank God, he has no idea I ever distrusted him." [Please select]
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They were often harshly treated by their officers; they were badly fed, and but poorly paid, and often punished; while their necessaries were embezzled, and they were cheated in a variety of ways. [Please select]
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Sitting upright in his chair, as businesslike as an attorney, Queed explained how Surface had managed to secrete part of the embezzled trustee funds, and had been snugly living on it ever since his release from prison. [Please select]
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I signified my surprise to Banter, who whispered in my ear, that the bulk of those present were sharpers, highwaymen, and apprentices, who, having embezzled their master's cash, made a desperate push in this place to make up their deficiencies. [Please select]
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He was accused of having shown incapacity while General and of having embezzled public funds while President. [Please select]
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