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thieve

verb as in steal

Weak match

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“Learn how to thieve constructively — for the struggle,” Colin scolds him when Tony is naïvely caught up in a bungled shoplifting caper.

Despite its ethereal vibe, “Riddle of Fire” has minor flares of violence and a central trio who curse, drink and thieve with some regularity.

No one but Kunthi, coming stealthily by night to thieve from us what little we had, unashamed as she was and always had been.

“I was home and saw the lights coming in on the house and everything, and I looked and, he was like pulling in all the driveways. I thought maybe he was one of those guys, that they come to thieve, that has a garage door opener?”

“Worst election theft in the history of the United States” here means “poorest attempt to thieve an election that has ever happened; most disappointing failure to steal the election possible.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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