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defalcation

[dee-fal-kay-shuhn, -fawl-] / ˌdi fælˈkeɪ ʃən, -fɔl- /












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They decided that they had to share a collective responsibility for not having discovered the defalcation earlier.

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With the Governor's errors the chief topic of conversation in the Green Mountain State, State's Attorney Bloomer dug deeper into the defalcation.

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Last month a jury pronounced Treasurer Baldwin guilty of perjury by falsifying bank statements to cover up the defalcation.

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When the Attorney General had asked the chief of his criminal division to prosecute a Department of Justice employe for a $2,000 defalcation it was Mr. Malloy's turn to balk.

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But he felt that as a space-man, with the privilege of filling all the space he chose with this defalcation, his duty to his family required him to use every means for making copy.

From The Quality of Mercy by William Dean Howells


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