0 in a way that intends to deceive by doing something dishonest and illegal: --
1 in a way that is intended to deceive someone, for example, to get money: --
We think that "fraudulently"is a more legalistic term; that people would better understand"dishonestly".
Since they have not fraudulently claimed or misrepresented the facts in their opinion, they will obviously believe that they are entitled to that money.
The pensions officials came to the conclusion that she was cohabiting while still illegally and fraudulently drawing her pension, and it was arbitrarily withdrawn.
Of the remainder, 117 were stolen or fraudulently collected and 15 are unaccounted for.
It is possible that some men who are registered as unemployed are working and fraudulently claiming unemployment benefit.
To use an orange badge fraudulently is the same as using a tax disc fraudulently, or driving without insurance.
Will he give a commitment to publicise the telephone number that the public can use to provide information about those who are fraudulently claiming benefit?
It is not in the least true that requisitions are often answered untruthfully or fraudulently.
