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Often used in the same context:
armed robbery,
carjacking,
burglary,
holdup,
robbers,
heist,
stickup,
stabbing,
theft,
murder,
mugging,
kidnapping,
burglar,
larceny,
bandit,
arson,
shoplifting,
abduction,
slaying,
gunpoint,
assailant,
shootings,
assault,
thief,
homicide,
gunman,
accomplice,
aggravated assault,
shoplifter,
suspect,
knifepoint,
incident,
safecracking,
convenience store,
police,
rape,
prowler,
detectives,
gunfight,
ski mask,
petit larceny,
machete,
sexual assault,
vandalism,
crime,
forgery,
grand larceny,
mugger,
bb gun,
teller,
dacoity,
firearm,
grand theft,
altercation,
crowbar,
handgun,
cashier,
intruder,
gang,
deliveryman,
embezzlement,
switchblade knife,
man,
automated teller machine,
victim,
indecent exposure,
pawnshop,
asportation,
petty larceny,
knife,
parolee,
arrest,
superette,
felony,
escapee,
slashings,
ransacking,
claw hammer,
bolt cutter,
automatic teller,
gunshots,
statutory rape,
raid,
resisting arrest,
dfc,
caper,
malicious mischief,
indecent assault,
rubout,
home invasion,
carnal abuse,
vandal,
molotov cocktail,
affray,
burglar alarm,
armored car,
false imprisonment,
extortion,
arraignment,
maced,
sneak thief,
offender,
robberies,
fraud,
scandal,
cheating,
swindle,
assassination,
dishonesty,
infraction,
plundering,
spoliation,
advertisement,
bribery,
falsehood,
recidivist,
felonious,
spousal,
suicide,
intrafamilial,
juvenile,
misdemeanor,
survivor,
alleged,
arrears,
criminal,
incest
More specific:
armed robbery,
buccaneering,
caper,
dacoity,
dakoity,
heist,
highjacking,
hijacking,
holdup,
job,
piracy,
rip-off,
rolling,
stickup
Appears in the definition of:
.,
armed,
armed robbery,
buccaneering,
caper,
clean,
dacoity,
dakoity,
heist,
highjacking,
highway robbery,
hijacking,
holdup,
job,
mastermind,
piracy,
pull,
robbery conviction,
robbery suspect,
stickup,
thuggee
More general:
larceny,
pillage,
pillaging,
plundering,
stealing,
theft,
thievery,
thieving
Synonyms:
looting
Also try:
— Adjectives for robbery:
armed,
wholesale,
simple,
open,
daring,
public,
downright,
sheer,
grave,
actual,
successful,
more...
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