(1) He was able to cozen a profit

(2) Composition rights are subdivided into publishing rights, which record companies often cozen the unsuspecting into signing away.

(3) Do not think to cozen your contemporaries

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(5) This is how the deceivers are deceived, for he who can cozen me is shrewd indeed.

(6) Its characters are all louche brutes, cozeners and wheedlers - all save the heroine, Bradshaw.

(7) He had already confessed himself before witnesses to adultery and was commonly known to be a cozener or defrauder of men.

(8) By now, however, the anonymous cozener may have disposed of it.

(9) A good speech is not full of subtle rhetoric, cozening shifts in vocal tone, and facial nuance.

(10) Among the most piercing remarks that may be levelled against a journalist is that she perpetrated any form of cozenage upon the readership.

(11) It's all just a cozenage to make us do more work because the teachers are inconceivably masochistic.

(12) He answered I lied, and that it was a cozenage to crosbite him of his money.

(13) The usurer will go on hanging the cozener as long as we have a society based, in part, on usury.

(14) There, world domination, monetary and military, is cozened .

(15) One of the cozenages he learned was to apparently read a deck of cards from the back without a miss.

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(17) They are u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510 cozeners u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb who defraud their victims of money and household goods.

(18) To be fair, the book is not a pulp romance, although it cozens its readers with the content of pulp romance.

(19) He was suspected of cozenage for years before the authorities were able to prosecute him.