Cheating (prenominal) - Dictionary Definition and Examples

Definition:

Cheating, used as a prenominal modifier, refers to an act or behavior that involves deceiving or acting dishonestly in various contexts.

Examples:

Here are some examples of the usage of "cheating" as a prenominal modifier:

1. She caught her boyfriend in a cheating scandal.
2. The teacher discovered a cheating ring in the exam.
3. He was accused of cheating during the race.
4. The player was banned from the game due to cheating allegations.

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