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de⋅fal⋅cate
/
dɪˈfæl
keɪt
,
-ˈfɔl-
/
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fal
-keyt
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-
fawl
-
]
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–verb (used without object),
-cat⋅ed,
-cat⋅ing.
Law
.
to be guilty of defalcation.
Origin:
1530–40;
< ML
dēfalcātus
(ptp. of
dēfalcāre
to cut off), equiv. to
dē-
de-
+
falcātus;
see
falcate
Related forms:
de⋅fal⋅ca⋅tor,
noun
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Main Entry:
de·fal·cate
Pronunciation:
di-'fal-"kAt, -'fol-, dE-; 'de-f&l-"kAt
Function:
intransitive verb
Inflected Forms:
-cat·ed
;
-cat·ing
:
to commit defalcation —compare
EMBEZZLE
—
de·fal·ca·tor
/-"kA-t&r/
noun
Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law, © 1996 Merriam-Webster, Inc.
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