Preposition: in

• way: If any claim is found to be fraudulent in any way this policy will not apply and all claims will be forfeited.

Modifies a noun

• misrepresentation: Whether any fraudulent misrepresentation in the course of trading is sufficient.

• transaction: I'm wary of fraudulent online transactions, can I trust you?

• trading: The Bill will also extend the scope of the existing offense of fraudulent trading " .

• claim: Evidence of over 500 fraudulent benefit claims, worth around £ 4 million.

• overpayment: The Council may also decide to take criminal proceedings in respect of fraudulent overpayments.

• emails: Butterfield Private Bank is not responsible for these fraudulent emails.

Modifying Another Word

• academically: It is academically fraudulent and an offense against University discipline.

• potentially: Working for this leading loss adjuster you will based within a specialist team handling potentially fraudulent claims.

• obviously: Three solid days of your steady drone as you defend an obviously fraudulent set of accounts is enough.

• entirely: Representative's home page entirely fraudulent in with which he.

• not: Radio 3s New Music selection procedures are inept - if not fraudulent.

• even: Appropriately severe penalties should be applied in cases where inaccurate or even fraudulent information is submitted.

Used with adjective complement

• sell: Flexibility to adopt insurers selling fraudulent a network model.

• avoid: To avoid fraudulent he said quot in front of his alma mater.

• prove: If not I think they should be investigated for online fraud, if proven fraudulent.

• appear: Unfortunately findings sometimes may appear fraudulent even when fraud has not taken place.