0 the fact of intending to deceive by doing something dishonest and illegal: --
1 the act of deceiving someone, for example, to get money: --
Identity theft wasn't even recognized as a form of fraudulence until recently.
They expose the fraudulence of their activities.
He has anecdote, hearsay and allegations but no evidence that all-postal voting is any more prone to fraudulence than conventional arrangements.
I now feel very strongly that all-postal voting is no more prone to fraudulence than conventional voting.
It exposes the fraudulence of the argument used to deny us proper legislation.
I do not know whether it is supposed to include fraudulence, manipulation, swindling and cheating.
We do not mind fair competition, but we will not stand fraudulence.
His second point, however, relates more directly to postal voting: concerns have been expressed about whether all-postal voting is more prone to fraudulence or malpractice.
This goes to the heart of the fraudulence and weakness of their position.
