thieve

IPA: θˈiv

verb

  • (intransitive) To commit theft.
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Examples of "thieve" in Sentences

  • He thieved money from the bank.
  • They failed to thieve the store.
  • Thieves ransack charity warehouse.
  • Once, she tried to thieve the jewels.
  • Thieves pilfer millions in maple syrup.
  • The police arrive and arrest the thieves.
  • The burglar and the thieves flee when they arrive.
  • The thieves also steal the keys out of the pockets.
  • He is a thieve when it come to the American people.
  • It is as natural for a Kafir to thieve, as it is for him to eat.
  • A grotesque pillar composed of the skulls of villains and thieves.
  • And its name sounds like a bizarre slang version of the word "thieve" (A Pheve)?
  • They pay a salary to these women who sit and mess around with other people's lives and thieve all day long.
  • Disdain for people who do not educate their children and send them to the streets to beg and thieve is understandable.
  • If gangs thieve from and threaten repeatedly a small number of traders, again you keep the gangs happy, and tell the traders to book it as an insurance claim.
  • I think claustrophobic inspector hit it spot on about being dressed in his best trackies, shitty old jumper and probably the ebst lizzie duke rings he could muster or thieve.

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