nonfraudulent

Examples

• All

• Inferences of wrongdoing must be "cogent, and at least as compelling as any opposing inference of nonfraudulent intent."

  Academic text (2009)

• During that period, Guatemala did experience a transition pacted between civilian and military elites and did hold elections that were considered "free and fair" (nonfraudulent), as well as competitive.

  Academic text (2000)

• She was relieved to find that the contract was nonfraudulent, allowing her to proceed with the deal without concerns.

• The committee reported that all transactions were nonfraudulent, reflecting a commitment to transparency and honesty.

Synonyms

L

legit

vsnonfraudulent

• Informal

132 7.7

Real and legal, for example a job or website

is a more formal term focused on absence of fraud and legal correctness

U

uncorrupt

vsnonfraudulent

1 5.3

Honest and unwilling to take bribes

focuses on legality and lack of fraudulent acts rather than general morality

N

nondeceptive

vsnonfraudulent

5.1

Not trying to trick people and telling the truth

focuses on legal legitimacy and lack of deceit rather than just truthfulness

I

incorrupt

vsnonfraudulent

7.9

A person or group that is honest and does not take bribes

is about lawful honesty and absence of deception rather than moral purity

Antonyms

D

dishonest

128 2.5

Likely to lie or cheat to get something for yourself

F

fraudulent

90 6.5

Trying to trick people to get their money

How Honest

honest

∞ 1.0

legitimate

602 4.2

nonfraudulent

6.1

suspicious

300 2.7

fraudulent

90 6.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology