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robbed Definition and Meaning in English (robbed definition)

verb
Synonyms:stolenplunderedlooted
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Robbed definition: To have had money or property taken illegally from a person or place, often by force or threat of violence.

Definitions of Robbed

  1. 1verb

    To have had money or property taken illegally from a person or place, often by force or threat of violence.

  2. 2adjective

    Deprived of something valuable or essential, often unfairly.

Example Sentences

“The bank was robbed last night, and the thieves escaped with a large sum of money.”

“She felt robbed of her youth after working so hard for years without a break.”

“He was robbed of his wallet on the crowded street.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiverob
third person singularrobs
present participlerobbing
nounrobbery
agent nounrobber

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

rob someone blindidiom

To steal a very large amount of money or property from someone, leaving them with nothing.

rob the cradleidiom

To have a romantic relationship with someone much younger than oneself.

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Robbed definition: To have had money or property taken illegally from a person or place, often by force or threat of violence.
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'Robbed' translates to 'robbed' in English. Robbed definition: To have had money or property taken illegally from a person or place, often by force or threat of violence.
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