What does becheat mean?
Becheat means (transitive, rare) to cheat; cheat out of.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(transitive, rare) to cheat; cheat out of.
Virgil apart, however, and dull weather apart, I have never been made so fully aware, as during our brief survey of the environs of Rome, how marvellously our northern imaginations are bedazzled and becheated by the poets, and painters, and romancers of Italy; […]
But are you not ashamed so to becheat him of his reasonable expectations!
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Becheat means (transitive, rare) to cheat; cheat out of.
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Virgil apart, however, and dull weather apart, I have never been made so fully aware, as during our brief survey of the environs of Rome, how marvellously our northern imaginations are bedazzled and becheated by the poets, and painters, and romancers of Italy; […]
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