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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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Swindled out of his inheritance
Charlie was easily swindled out of his inheritance, being a little green behind the ears.
Could you please explain to me what "swindled out of his inheritance" means here?
Though I know "swindle" means "to get money by cheating someone" and "inheritance" means "the amount or property someone receives after their parents die".
Could you please explain to me what "swindled out of his inheritance" means here?
Though I know "swindle" means "to get money by cheating someone" and "inheritance" means "the amount or property someone receives after their parents die".
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Swindled out of his inheritance = tricked into giving away the money/property he received when his relatives died.
- Swindled out of his inheritance = tricked into giving away the money/property he received when his relatives died.
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Swindled out of his inheritance = tricked into giving away the money/property he received when his relatives died.
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