Full of fraud; characterized by deception, dishonesty, or intent to deceive.
From 'fraud' (Latin 'fraus', deceit) + '-ful' (full of). The adjective form emphasizes that something is thoroughly or completely dishonest.
'Fraudful' is less common than 'fraudulent,' but it appears in legal language—the two words essentially mean the same thing, showing how English permits redundant synonyms created through different derivational paths.
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