n. the use of deceit or trick to cause someone to act to his/her disadvantage, such as signing an agreement or deeding away real property. The heart of this type of fraud is misleading the other party as to the facts upon which he/she will base his/her decision to act. . A person is induced to enter into a transaction with a false impression of the risks, duties, or obligations involved. There is intentional misrepresentation of a material risk or duty reasonably relied on, thereby injuring the other party without vitiating the contract itself. Examples: There will be advantages to you if you let me sign the contract in my name and take title to your property. You don't have to read the rest of the contract - it is just routine legal mumbo-jumbo your ear doesn’t hear as a lay person .

He pretended to represent my interest but over time it was clear that his trick was clearly fraud in the inducement and he went to jail for it.

Fraud in the inducement by Legallywasted October 10, 2014

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physically indulgent

Enjoying someone's body to a point where nothing else matters

Heather straddled Geof kissing him so he could be physically indulgent with her.

physically indulgent by Mr Crowley April 30, 2021

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selfie-indulgent

A person is selfie-indulgent if their profile pictures on various app sites are exclusively Dutch angle solo face shots.

"I really like making gifs with gifboom, but the people who follow me are so selfie-indulgent. Yes, you're cute. Now make a gif, for Pete's sake."

selfie-indulgent by boba_mcsolo December 27, 2013

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indulgent

Person who accepts someone to continue from the rest or from the very beginning having some trouble with the guest.

By allowing her into the workplace, the manager is an indulgent person thought she is late and uninformed.

indulgent by Qs Academy February 5, 2018

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