Definitionn. the sum of money that is misappropriated
Last update: June 22, 2015
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This defalcation of Billy's would cripple him, for money had flown these last few years. [Please select]
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For Yerkes had become involved in the defalcation of the City Treasurer, Joseph P. [Please select]
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"I've found what I think will turn out to be a big defalcation." [Please select]
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He is a man of fine business talent, and may be able in time to do something, but his defalcation amounts to twenty thousand dollars. [Please select]
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This was a partial eclipse to the extent of less than half the Moon’s diameter, a defalcation of light sufficient, however, to attract public notice even at 3 a. [Please select]
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