The quality or state of being fraudulent; the degree to which something is characterized by deception or dishonesty.
From 'fraudulent' (Latin 'fraudulentus', deceitful) + '-ness' (state or quality). This noun emphasizes the inherent fraudulent nature of something.
While technically valid, 'fraudulentness' is almost never used because we prefer 'fraud' or 'fraudulence'—it shows how English speakers subconsciously optimize for brevity when multiple options exist.
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