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robber

[ˈrɒbə(r)]

robber Definition

a person who steals from someone or somewhere using force or the threat of force.

Using robber: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "robber" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The robber stole all the money from the bank.

  • Example

    The police are searching for the robbers who stole the jewelry store.

  • Example

    He was attacked by a robber on his way home.

  • Example

    The robber threatened the cashier with a gun.

robber Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for robber

Phrases with robber

  • a person who robs travelers on a public road

    Example

    In the past, highway robbers were a serious problem for travelers.

  • a person who robs a bank

    Example

    The bank robber was caught by the police after a high-speed chase.

  • a person who robs a train

    Example

    The train robber got away with a large amount of money.

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Summary: robber in Brief

A 'robber' [ˈrɒbə(r)] is a person who steals from someone or somewhere using force or the threat of force. It includes contexts like 'The robber stole all the money from the bank.' and 'The police are searching for the robbers who stole the jewelry store.' 'Robber' extends into phrases like 'highway robber,' 'bank robber,' and 'train robber,' denoting specific types of theft.

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