conned
Verb
The word is derived from con
Meaning
of Con
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
After being conned by the international con-man Laurent, Edamura is drafted into many of Laurent's cons, starting with conning a drug kingpin in Los Angeles into buying a fake drug, and following up with jobs in London and Singapore.
In the voice recording, the man is heard bragging about how he conned the people of Ladysmith out of a sum of R400 million.
After all, it’s hard to admit that you’ve been conned – and that you have been acting like a fool.
An essay by Miner, which the dates from 1815, recounts the tale of a boy who gets conned into turning the grindstone for someone who wants his ax sharpened.
If you believe you've been conned, call the police or the Better Business Bureau to file a report.
Mr. Burns seeks revenge against a musical mogul who conned him, with help from Homer, Bart, rapper Jazzy James and the mogul's ex-wife; the richest kid in town demonstrates interest in Lisa; Smithers embarks on a journey; Marge opens a shop.