Difference between Foist Off and Perpetrate

FOIST OFF vs PERPETRATE: VERB

To do or perform; to carry through; to execute, commonly in a bad sense; to commit (as a crime, an offense); to be guilty of.
To be responsible for; commit.

To produce, as something execrable or shocking; perform (something) in an execrable or shocking way: as, to perpetrate a pun.
To do execute, or perform; commit: generally in a bad sense: as, to perpetrate a crime.

Slave traffic, Abusion, Paum, Malengine, Business deal, Constructive fraud, Fraud, Supercherie, Mail fraud, Commercial activity, Fraudful, Shell company, Stellionate, Palm off, Fob off

Fraudulently, Slave traffic, Abusion, Paum, Malengine, Business deal, Constructive fraud, Fraud, Supercherie, Mail fraud, Commercial activity, Fraudful, Shell company, Stellionate, Palm off

Identify the liabilities of individuals who perpetrate criminal acts upon victims.
Mencken attempted to perpetrate a hoax, distributing flyers for the "Rev.
Defendants used to perpetrate a classic sales channel stuffing scheme.
They may also perpetrate other kinds of fraud, as well.
Women who perpetrate relationship violence: Moving beyond political correctness.
Soviet period and predisposition to perpetrate of corruption actions.
Specifically, perpetrate bias crimes their victims on superficial grounds.
If prohibition is not sanitary, pseudoephedrine response can perpetrate.
Iroquois to perpetrate against us for our destruction.
The men who perpetrate these crimes demean themselves.