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cheat /ˈʧiːt/  

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  • verb
    cheats; cheated; cheating
    [no obj] :to break a rule or law usually to gain an advantage at something
    The players were accused of cheating.
    I had to cheat in order to solve the puzzle. - often + on or at
    She was caught cheating on a test.
    They cheated on their taxes.
    He cheats at cards.
    [+ obj] to take something from (someone) by lying or breaking a rule
    The store cheats its customers through false advertising.
    usually + out of
    He cheated [=tricked, swindled] the elderly couple out of their property.
    I was cheated out of 20 dollars.
    to prevent (someone) from having something that he or she deserves or was expecting to get
    They cheated him out of a fair deal.
    usually used in the phrase feel cheated
    Tourists felt cheated when they arrived and found out the cathedral was closed.
    [+ obj] :to avoid (something bad, dangerous, etc.) by being clever or lucky
    a heroin addict who has cheated death many times
    They tried to cheat fate. [=they took a risk and hoped be lucky]
    cheat on
    [phrasal verb]
    cheat on (someone) informal :to break a promise made to (someone, such as your wife or husband) by having sex with someone else
    He cheated on his wife/girlfriend.
    noun
    plural cheats
    [count] :a person who cheats
    He's a liar and a cheat. [=cheater]
    tax cheats