Word
abscam
Phoneticsab·scam
/ˈæbskæm/
Definition
n. a famous American political scandal from the 1980s where people were caught taking money in exchange for favors.
n. a major political corruption scandal in the United States during the early 1980s, involving the use of a sting operation to expose bribery and illegal lobbying.
Examples
“The Abscam scandal led to several high-profile resignations.”
“Investigative journalists played a key role in uncovering the Abscam scandal through the use of hidden cameras.”
“The Abscam scandal remains a significant case study in political ethics, illustrating how undercover operations can reveal systemic corruption within government agencies.”
Examples
simple
“The Abscam scandal led to several high-profile resignations.”
contextual
“Investigative journalists played a key role in uncovering the Abscam scandal through the use of hidden cameras.”
complex
“The Abscam scandal remains a significant case study in political ethics, illustrating how undercover operations can reveal systemic corruption within government agencies.”
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