What is another word for peculate?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈɛkjʊlˌe͡ɪt], [ pˈɛkjʊlˌeɪt], [ p_ˈɛ_k_j_ʊ_l_ˌeɪ_t]
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Synonyms for Peculate:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• embezzle (verb)- putting hand in cookie jar,
- mis apply,
- de falcated,
- putting hand cookie jar,
- mis applying,
- mis-applying,
- putting hand till,
- mis applied,
- mis-applies,
- put hand cookie jar,
- de-falcate,
- puts hand in cookie jar,
- put hand till,
- putting hand in till,
- puts hand till,
- mis-apply,
- de-falcated,
- de falcate,
- mis-using,
- mis applies,
- mis used,
- mis-used,
- puts hand cookie jar,
- mis-applied,
- puts hand in till,
- mis using.
- mis spending,
- mis spends,
- mis appropriates,
- mis-appropriated,
- mis spent,
- mis appropriated,
- mis-appropriating,
- mis-appropriate,
- mis appropriating,
- mis-spends,
- mis-spending,
- mis appropriate,
- mis-appropriates,
- mis-spent,
- mis spend,
- mis-spend.
- de spoiling,
- dis-possessing,
- pro-motes,
- de spoiled,
- breaks in to,
- de spoil,
- dis inherits,
- be-reaving,
- be reaved,
- dis possesses,
- de-spoil,
- brake into,
- de spoils,
- dis-inherited,
- de-frauds,
- pro-moting,
- pro moting,
- dis inherit,
- de-spoiled,
- dis possessed,
- dis-possessed,
- with holds,
- dis inheriting,
- be reaves,
- strongarm,
- be-reaves,
- be reave,
- with-holds,
- broke into,
- with-held,
- be reft,
- dis-inherit,
- de frauds,
- be-reaved,
- be-reave,
- be-reft,
- breaking in to,
- break in to,
- de fraud,
- be reaving,
- with held,
- pro-mote,
- dis-inheriting,
- breaks into,
- dis-possess,
- broke in to,
- brake in to,
- with hold,
- sticked up,
- dis inherited,
- with-hold,
- dis possess,
- with holding,
- dis-inherits,
- dis possessing,
- dis-possesses,
- de-fraud,
- de-spoils,
- de-spoiling.
- re moving,
- with drawing,
- re moved,
- re-moves,
- walking with,
- re-move,
- spirited away,
- runs with,
- made with,
- took possession of,
- walking off with,
- re move,
- with-drawn,
- carrying off,
- holds for ransom,
- walked with,
- taking possession of,
- with drawn,
- running with,
- walks off with,
- with draw,
- with draws,
- holding for ransom,
- making with,
- re-moving,
- makes with,
- runs off with,
- walks with,
- made off with,
- makes off with,
- with-drew,
- carries off,
- spirits away,
- with-drawing,
- with drew,
- with-draw,
- spiriting away,
- running off with,
- make with,
- takes possession of.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- Defalcated,
- stuck up,
- Misapplied,
- burgles,
- breaking into,
- embezzle,
- rob,
- filch,
- put hand in till,
- burgling,
- burgled,
- do out of,
- defalcate,
- heisted,
- misappropriate,
- put hand in cookie jar,
- Copped,
- sticks up,
- stick up,
- copping,
- strong arm,
- Thieves,
- defalcates,
- loot,
- Defalcating,
- sticking up,
- heisting,
- break into,
- burgle.
- housebreaks,
- Pirating,
- making off with,
- housebreaking,
- housebroke,
- housebreak,
- run with,
- run off with,
- hold for ransom,
- walked off with,
- carried off,
- ran off with,
- housebroken,
- held for ransom,
- walk with,
- ran with,
- Pirated,
- spirit away,
- take possession of,
- walk off with.
- shoplift,
- borrow,
- maladminister,
- annex,
- pigeon,
- misuse,
- walk off,
- plunder,
- sponge,
- expropriate,
- defile,
- debase,
- pervert,
- misapply,
- profane,
- pocket,
- pollute,
- pinch,
- hoist,
- walk away with,
- nick,
- foul,
- violate,
- take,
- palm,
- extract,
- arrogate,
- crook,
- Misemploy,
- hook,
- boost,
- bilk,
- plagiarize,
- mishandle,
- befoul,
- mismanage,
- pluck,
- swindle,
- swipe,
- prostitute,
- carry off,
- purloin,
- ransack,
- jump,
- make away with,
- make off with,
- convert,
- remove,
- lift,
- prig,
- divert,
- pilfer,
- swallow,
- pirate,
- defraud,
- rook,
- spoil,
- abuse,
- appropriate,
- fleece,
- heist,
- liberate,
- get away with,
- snitch,
- desecrate,
- carry away,
- mulct,
- rip off,
- hijack.
How to use "Peculate" in context?
Peculate is defined as to make something expensive, rare or intriguing through embellishment. In the world of fashion, where everything is carefully dissected and analyzed, peculate can be used as an adjective to describe something with a high price tag, extravagance or uniqueness.
The word can be traced back to the Latin word "pecunia," meaning money. In today's world, peculate is often used to describe things like expensive cars, jewels, or even luxurious home decor.
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