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bereft
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Adjective
Deprived of, or lacking in, something that is expected or needed
Having suffered the death of a loved one
Below an amount or level that is adequate
Feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness
Having been abandoned or cast aside
Subject to deprivation
Pining away or longing for something, typically from lovesickness
Helpless, typically from being abandoned
Not producing the expected result
Verb
Past tense for to deprive or take away something important or valuable from someone
Past tense for to reject someone and exclude them from one's inheritance
Past tense for to unlawfully take possession of something
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Adjective
▲
Deprived of, or lacking in, something that is expected or needed
devoid
bare
void
without
barren
lacking
destitute
wanting
bankrupt
deprived
empty
sans
minus
beggared
dispossessed
divested
fleeced
impoverished
naked
robbed
shorn
starved
stripped
denuded of
destitute of
deprived of
devoid of
deficient in
free from
parted from
bankrupt of
robbed of
stripped of
cut off from
low on
short of
in need of
clean out of
cut off
fresh out of
left without
bereft of
empty of
deficient
denuded
free
bare of
vacant of
clear
depleted
exhausted
lacking in
in need
depleted of
drained
spent
short
scant
shy
emptied of
completely lacking in
exhausted of
rid
relieved
needing
nescient
vacant
unaffected by
freed from
no longer affected by
ignorant
clean
free of
barren of
void of
wanting in
drained of
unprovided with
innocent
unfamiliar with
untouched by
unacquainted with
not having
consumed
emptied
sapped
used
kaput
far-gone
out
used up
more ❯
“The furniture was limited to a big cupboard
bereft
of doors and some mattresses lying on the mud floor itself.”
Adjective
▲
Having suffered the death of a loved one
bereaved
grieving
mourning
orphaned
widowed
in mourning
deprived
dispossessed
“Writing a heartfelt letter of condolence to the
bereft
widower, Freud spoke of a senseless, brutal act of fate that had robbed them of Sophie.”
Adjective
▲
Below an amount or level that is adequate
wanting
insufficient
inadequate
scant
scarce
deficient
lacking
scanty
short
paltry
poor
limited
skimpy
low
measly
shy
slight
incomplete
spare
restricted
sparing
light
skimp
inappreciable
unfinished
inconsiderable
bare
barren
shabby
destitute
scrimpy
tenuous
derisory
deprived
devoid
out of gas
sparse
meagre
UK
meager
US
insubstantial
exiguous
thin
piddling
not enough
too little
in short supply
too few
rare
incommensurate
drained
too small
slim
tight
few
negligible
slender
minimal
imperfect
at a premium
small
lean
hard to come by
few and far between
finite
failing
needed
little
strapped
missing
modest
coming up short
not hacking it
thinning
not making it
sporadic
minimum
hand-to-mouth
thin on the ground
short on
low on
short-handed
hard to find
low in numbers
not to be had
like gold dust
barely sufficient
little or no
hardly any
needing
not to be had for love nor money
scarcer than hen's teeth
pushed
hard up
infrequent
sketchy
unsatisfactory
unqualified
unample
minus
incompetent
unfitted
incapable
short of
out of
too little too late
trifling
stingy
insignificant
nominal
miserable
pathetic
pitiful
tiny
mingy
trivial
piffling
miserly
inconsequential
puny
reduced
mean
nugatory
petty
marginal
beggarly
weak
ungenerous
poxy
infinitesimal
minute
token
flimsy
imperceptible
piddly
diminished
mere
bitty
feeble
minor
base
dinky
lowly
pitiable
unsubstantial
minuscule
frugal
depleted
lame
picayune
contemptible
superficial
patchy
scattered
fractional
dwindling
unconvincing
incidental
shallow
lousy
unbelievable
subnormal
scrimp
unproductive
unpersuasive
unsufficient
fragmentary
inconceivable
lamentable
nickel-and-dime
uncommon
middling
straggling
basal
rudimentary
sorry
wretched
implausible
subtle
incredible
narrow
unfruitful
infertile
diddly
stunted
stinted
questionable
mild
perfunctory
partial
improbable
peppercorn
outline
smallish
not worth mentioning
mediocre
of no account
cut
of no importance
of no consequence
occasional
not worth bothering about
faint
very little
unfrequent
faulty
underrepresented
seldom seen
next to none
next to no
disappointing
worthless
niggling
insulting
despicable
inferior
ordinary
confined
outrageous
valueless
microscopic
little bitty
laughable
parsimonious
junk
exhaustible
dry
close
threadbare
humble
wispy
untenable
vapid
on the small side
not appropriate for
run-down
less
dispersed
seldom met with
circumscribed
defined
definite
determinate
measured
basic
flat
not much
bush-league
unusual
scrappy
with an insufficiency
jejune
diffuse
weak-kneed
at a low level
strapped for
pushed for
unconsiderable
woeful
shoestring
sad
insipid
set
ineffectual
very small
running low
seldom found
littlest
least
smallest
slightest
with an insufficiency of
in the minority
lowest
thinly distributed
widely spaced
out of the ordinary
vague
with too little …
wanting in
with too few …
lacking in
merest
minutest
tiniest
fewest
imprecise
rough
skeletal
hazy
least possible
smallest amount of
fuzzy
unclear
broad-brush
cursory
lacking in detail
wooly
US
frivolous
plain
illogical
suspect
controvertible
unsound
unlikely
provisional
dubious
doubtful
uncritical
coarse
depthless
inane
wishful
weakly
woolly
UK
unrealistic
fanciful
uncompelling
incredulous
transparent
on the back of an envelope
hollow
inept
moderate
restrained
temperate
austere
ascetic
spartan
simple
faltering
far-fetched
hard to swallow
hard to believe
inquorate
half-baked
not convincing
scarcely credible
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Feeling or showing great unhappiness or loneliness
desolate
sad
dejected
despondent
miserable
unhappy
downcast
depressed
melancholy
downhearted
mournful
forlorn
down
glum
blue
woebegone
crestfallen
inconsolable
dispirited
joyless
dismal
distressed
despairing
upset
anguished
grieving
crushed
devastated
cheerless
sombre
UK
somber
US
hurting
sullen
tragic
solemn
lonely
lonesome
gray
US
grey
UK
lorn
companionless
saddening
grief-stricken
heavy-hearted
broken-hearted
cast down
down in the dumps
in low spirits
cut up
in a blue funk
gloomy
sorrowful
disconsolate
doleful
wretched
woeful
heartbroken
low
melancholic
sorry
saddened
heartsick
heavyhearted
brokenhearted
heartsore
hangdog
droopy
bad
pitiful
piteous
low-spirited
down in the mouth
lugubrious
funereal
dolorous
distressing
rueful
elegiac
mirthless
plaintive
grievous
sorrowing
plangent
dolent
threnodic
in pain
dirge-like
in mourning
in sorrow
full of sorrow
morose
pessimistic
tearful
abject
pathetic
pitiable
oppressed
regretful
destroyed
lachrymose
comfortless
helpless
destitute
cynical
fed up
long-faced
in the dumps
out of sorts
down and out
heart-rending
weighed down
disheartened
discouraged
hopeless
disappointed
demoralized
US
dreary
demoralised
UK
bleak
grim
depressing
moody
troubled
chap-fallen
teary
afflicted
lamentable
choked
heartrending
chapfallen
in the doldrums
dark
unfortunate
bummed out
dragged
sick as a parrot
spiritless
heartbreaking
weepy
hurt
pained
wistful
dire
poor
cheesed off
harrowing
saturnine
depressive
morbid
in the pits
dull
brassed off
drear
desperate
down-hearted
black
dismayed
weeping
grieved
hapless
tristful
emotional
in despair
distraught
deplorable
agonized
US
shot down
bereaved
downbeat
defeatist
weary
ruthful
sepulchral
disheartening
discouraging
terrible
gutted
agonised
UK
moving
drab
resigned
displeased
sick at heart
calamitous
singing the blues
bitter
disillusioned
sunk
dour
doomed
taken down
discontented
gut-wrenching
luckless
painful
perturbed
godforsaken
negative
affecting
pensive
all torn up
dreadful
distressful
subdued
aggrieved
bleeding
elegiacal
crummy
wailing
in tears
dolesome
bewailing
tormented
unlucky
bemoaning
cast-down
tenebrous
deploring
funeral
let down
poignant
aching
ill-starred
suicidal
mopey
jinxed
cursed
disgruntled
daunted
bothered
touching
stirring
grumpy
disenchanted
disturbed
ruinous
uncomfortable
devastating
upsetting
ripped
dysphoric
awful
snakebitten
in grief
in doldrums
horrible
snakebit
unsatisfied
to be pitied
shattered
sunk in gloom
dispiriting
listless
deeply saddened
unpleasant
long-suffering
very sad
on a downer
broken
bowed down
appalling
torn up
unpropitious
ill-fated
sulky
star-crossed
hard luck
out of luck
with a long face
disastrous
catastrophic
abashed
cataclysmic
sheepish
shamefaced
sapped
worthless
enervated
commiserable
dirgeful
mourning
unmitigable
defeated
flat
ghastly
agonizing
US
disturbing
unconsolable
nostalgic
tortured
dissatisfied
adust
lamenting
crabbed
heavy
racked
mopish
squalid
broody
ruined
humorless
US
disconcerted
humourless
UK
down-in-the-mouth
forsaken
plutonian
tenebrific
uninviting
dreich
stricken
frightful
frustrated
discomfited
agonising
UK
sorry for yourself
sunless
atrocious
horrific
at the end of your tether
extremely saddened
suffering
abominable
horrendous
chagrined
miffed
abhorrent
without hope
Cimmerian
sober
foul
execrable
inferior
lousy
disagreeable
aghast
beaten
let-down
not happy
disquieting
up the creek
irked
nightmarish
low-down
indigent
scungy
impoverished
displeasing
detestable
rotten
ugly
in the toilet
worsted
vanquished
baulked
UK
objecting
balked
US
heinous
deeply regretful
very regretful
monstrous
down in dumps
colorless
US
colourless
UK
low in spirits
direful
lacklustre
UK
dim
deep
languorous
triste
shadowy
unexciting
blah
uninteresting
uninspiring
boring
monotonous
dingy
lackluster
US
macabre
sad sack
languid
destructive
lifeless
humdrum
worried
shaken
concerned
fraught
undermined
overcome
burnt
discombobulated
uptight
bugged
sore
shook
antsy
burned
contused
discontent
churlish
bummed
sour
powerless
downtrodden
depressant
ashamed
deflated
heart-sick
wounded
strained
down-and-out
angry
annoyed
cross
shook up
bummed-out
browbeaten
cowed
ailing
tender
cold
sordid
intimidated
reflective
cowering
dreamy
guilty
humiliated
prostrate with grief
meager
US
anxious
torn-up
repining
unable to be comforted
unable to be consoled
traumatic
tragical
chill
murky
darkening
oppressive
at wits' end
beside oneself with grief
commiserative
emo
conscience-stricken
meagre
UK
guilty-looking
disadvantaged
surly
moping
disconcerting
down in mouth
cloudy
tear-jerking
sick
lowered
bowed
Eeyorish
uneasy
taken aback
feel-bad
in a funk
scurvy
intolerable
off
sluggish
dashed
unnerving
discomforting
unwelcoming
atrabilious
clouded
dampened
drooping
sagging
mortifying
at end of one's rope
nowhere to go
regrettable
horrid
ticked off
teed off
browned off
peed off
languished
having the blahs
crabby
having blue devils
feeling down
full of gloom
afflictive
blue funk
looking as if one had lost a pound and found a penny
sobbing
brooding
blubbering
unpromising
heart-breaking
crying
whimpering
infelicitous
trashy
shoddy
filthy
hexed
voodooed
loser
snivelling
UK
beseeching
entreating
imploring
larmoyant
derisory
jonah
maudlin
sniveling
US
poverty-stricken
behind the eightball
down on luck
poor fish
close to tears
hideous
on the verge of tears
in floods of tears
with tears in your eyes
unprosperous
gruesome
grisly
unsuccessful
awkward
burdened
grave
inauspicious
cataclysmal
adverse
serious
ill-omened
in a bad way
weighty
severe
earnest
deadly
forbidding
sobering
shocking
fatal
sedate
urgent
worrying
strenuous
dangerous
unamusing
acute
critical
far-reaching
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having been abandoned or cast aside
deserted
abandoned
forsaken
stranded
forgotten
shunned
godforsaken
forlorn
left
discarded
neglected
dumped
jilted
dropped
ditched
marooned
relinquished
renounced
betrayed
uncouth
cast aside
cast off
left in the lurch
thrown over
left stranded
rejected
outcast
sidelined
lorn
side-tracked
eighty-sixed
passed up
given up on
cast away
left in the cold
isolated
vacant
desolate
vacated
void
disused
derelict
cast out
cut off
left alone
ostracized
US
stuck
ostracised
UK
solitary
high and dry
friendless
left at the altar
lost
grounded
out of the window
ownerless
castoff
languishing
disregarded
sidetracked
wasted
lonely
nowhere to go
lonesome
in the lurch
uncared-for
destitute
ignored
remote
sequestered
unaided
disowned
left behind
helpless
without resources
without help
without assistance
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Subject to deprivation
deprived
destitute
disadvantaged
needy
poor
impoverished
penurious
underprivileged
necessitous
broke
impecunious
distressed
depressed
rundown
lacking
denuded
forlorn
dispossessed
underserved
wanting
poverty-stricken
in want
in need
badly off
in reduced circumstances
unable to make ends meet
down at heel
on the bread line
unable to keep the wolf from the door
indigent
hard up
beggared
on the breadline
strapped
penniless
pauperized
in straitened circumstances
needful
bankrupt
beggarly
skint
flat broke
strapped for cash
stony broke
stone broke
down and out
insolvent
without two pennies to rub together
as poor as a church mouse
threadbare
famished
devoid
bare
dirt-poor
down-and-out
without a sou
without two farthings to rub together
barren
ruined
moneyless
boracic
deficient
without
void
short
dirt poor
cleaned out
low-income
without two brass farthings to rub together
devoid of
on skid row
without a bean
without a red cent
boracic lint
unprosperous
sans
on one's uppers
deficient in
destitute of
deprived of
denuded of
up against it
hard-pressed
in need of
in Queer Street
without a brass farthing
low
bust
drained
neglected
scant
shabby
empty
depleted
shy
exhausted
economically disadvantaged
struggling
stripped
divested
without a penny
low-paid
in penury
on the rocks
minus
busted
stony
homeless
dead broke
bereft of
in distress
bare of
empty of
out at elbows
wiped out
down on luck
free from
out of pocket
without two pennies farthings to rub together
have-not
vacant of
economically deprived
financially disadvantaged
broken
straitened
crippled
needing
down to last cent
on the dole
signing on
hurting
discriminated against
in distressed circumstances
pushed
on one's beam ends
poor as a church mouse
flat
unlucky
unfortunate
pinched
handicapped
spent
hapless
derelict
slummy
seedy
ghetto
ghost
shanty
depleted of
exhausted of
completely lacking in
run down
run-down
ill-fated
in dire straits
ill-starred
skid row
insufficient
robbed
starved
shorn
fleeced
naked
inadequate
scarce
scanty
paltry
limited
short of
low on
stripped of
parted from
clean out of
bankrupt of
cut off
fresh out of
cut off from
robbed of
left without
skimpy
measly
slight
incomplete
spare
restricted
sparing
skimp
light
inappreciable
unfinished
inconsiderable
scrimpy
tenuous
derisory
out of gas
fortuneless
on one's beam-ends
behind eight ball
in debt
stony-broke
short of money
craptastic
without a penny to one's name
truly needy
empty-handed
in the red
bad off
reduced
in the gutter
tapped out
suffering
cash-strapped
over a barrel
without a dime
without a shot in one's locker
on last leg
down to last penny
pathetic
abject
bankrupted
meager
US
meagre
UK
indebted
overdrawn
cashless
vagrant
unfavored
unmoneyed
impencunious
vagabond
finished
on a tight budget
out of money
unaffluent
unprivileged
stone-broke
on the streets
in Chapter 11
without money
on the skids
in the poorhouse
miserably poor
financially poor
extremely poor
in great need
very poor
in dire circumstances
financially distressed
in financial difficulties
financially embarrassed
not having two pennies to rub together
not having two farthings to rub together
without means of support
in a bad way
short of cash
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Pining away or longing for something, typically from lovesickness
lovelorn
pining
yearning
lovesick
languishing
mooning
spurned
jilted
moping
forsaken
neglected
rejected
slighted
frustrated
miserable
unhappy
unrequited
dejected
loveless
crossed in love
unrequited in love
wistful
longing
nostalgic
pensive
dreamy
overemotional
Adjective
▲
Helpless, typically from being abandoned
high and dry
helpless
weak
impotent
powerless
hamstrung
impuissant
paralysed
UK
paralyzed
US
handcuffed
destitute
hog-tied
in difficulties
without assistance
without help
without resources
incapacitated
strengthless
compromised
disadvantaged
disadvantageous
incapable
ineffective
feeble
ineffectual
diminished
unable
debilitated
restrained
restricted
weakened
prostrate
toothless
feckless
useless
inadequate
unfit
vulnerable
passive
inert
defenceless
UK
unaided
left in the lurch
trapped
stranded
on the rocks
in the lurch
defenseless
US
frail
can't win
dependent
over a barrel
resistless
out of gas
supine
without power
with no say
not able
unarmed
pinned
up creek without paddle
incompetent
weakly
shiftless
disabled
with hands tied
basket-case
worthless
futile
inefficacious
unproductive
fruitless
unsuccessful
unavailing
unprofitable
vain
hopeless
profitless
abortive
bootless
inept
empty
barren
otiose
pointless
idle
forceless
pathetic
failed
nugatory
lame
inefficient
inferior
to no avail
no good
inutile
paltry
unfruitful
inexpedient
unfructuous
non-successful
to no effect
lousy
inapt
puny
purposeless
counterproductive
poor
inoperative
baulked
UK
bad
null
thwarted
unfitted
foiled
anticlimactic
void
indecisive
inexpert
frustrated
withered
lacking
in vain
balked
US
unskilful
unproficient
unsatisfactory
unequal
limited
to no purpose
wanting
deficient
unqualified
without success
defective
not good enough
unpowerful
hapless
dud
bungled
emasculated
needy
rotten
bungling
paper tiger
needful
reliant
unskillful
unskilled
a dead loss
bum
inproficient
lacking ability
unsuitable
noneffective
clingy
petty
sterile
desperate
clinging
misfired
ill-suited
incompatible
broken
flimsy
junk
inconvenient
not proper
insufficient
incommodious
unadvantageous
inconsistent
improper
inadmissible
inappropriate
unsuited
trivial
hollow
unimportant
trifling
senseless
time-wasting
no-win
misleading
slight
unnotable
insignificant
frivolous
delusory
delusive
going nowhere
in vicious circle
not a prayer
on a treadmill
amateurish
substandard
imperfect
faulty
duff
not up to scratch
not much chop
not up to snuff
no great shakes
leaving much to be desired
not much cop
defeasible
innocuous
neutralized
US
neutralised
UK
no-go
not effective
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Not producing the expected result
not good enough
unsatisfactory
inadequate
disappointing
not up to par
substandard
dissatisfactory
imperfect
less than ideal
displeasing
lame
less-than-stellar
mediocre
poor
wanting
weak
inept
lacking
lamentable
unacceptable
undesirable
feeble
found wanting
laughable
unworthy
not acceptable
not okay
objectionable
second-rate
shabby
suboptimal
inferior
deficient
pathetic
below par
not up to scratch
not much cop
no good
bad
lousy
wretched
subpar
paltry
insufficient
crummy
wrong
wack
disagreeable
punk
crumby
faulty
defective
off
bush
failing
bush-league
ill
sour
sub-par
not ideal
less than optimal
unideal
less than satisfactory
shoddy
impaired
half-baked
unsound
unrefined
sketchy
unpolished
patchy
not up to expectations
leaving much to be desired
not up to standard
unsatisfying
rubbish
ropy
falling short
bathetic
duff
distasteful
not all it's cracked up to be
unfulfilling
sorry
underwhelming
not up to snuff
uninteresting
ineffective
pitiful
anticlimactic
disillusioning
dissatisfying
deplorable
unsuitable
terrible
for the birds
no great shakes
insufferable
impermissible
junky
rotten
amiss
schlocky
distressing
damaged
intolerable
disquieting
inadmissible
regrettable
inappropriate
disturbing
sad
disconcerting
leaving a lot to be desired
low-grade
dismal
execrable
low-quality
cheap
abysmal
rubbishy
miserable
dreadful
atrocious
trashy
awful
worthless
diabolical
appalling
useless
below standard
subnormal
third-rate
dire
below average
crude
under par
grotty
junk
pants
two-bit
low-rent
a load of pants
base
contemptible
second-class
lemon
flawed
bargain-basement
horrible
coarse
from hunger
average
pitiable
middling
ordinary
dodgy
common
direful
poxy
schlock
unexceptional
pedestrian
abject
low
dime-a-dozen
nasty
incomplete
poorer
indifferent
downmarket
poor-quality
hopeless
tawdry
hack
abominable
good-for-nothing
déclassé
the pits
not up to much
unimpressive
piddling
cruddy
second rate
low-end
woeful
limited
disastrous
sucky
bum
trifling
cheapjack
gimcrack
minimal
cut-rate
insignificant
tenth-rate
partial
sleazy
incompetent
scrappy
frightful
amateurish
meager
US
meagre
UK
tatty
unspeakable
garbage
damnable
trumpery
cheesy
repulsive
bodger
ghastly
beastly
el cheapo
minor league
no-good
small potatoes
not satisfying
jerry-built
minor-league
inexpert
unskilful
inefficient
reduced
tinny
horrendous
impotent
little
ineffectual
uncomfortable
unpleasant
iffy
revolting
horrid
hateful
negligible
ailing
insubstantial
restricted
inappreciable
inconsiderable
sparing
undistinguished
uninspired
half-pie
trivial
repellant
repellent
dilapidated
poorly
egregious
tacky
off-colour
UK
second string
second fiddle
third string
cheapie
yucky
short
off-color
US
weak sauce
hellish
rancid
disgustful
hellacious
rebarbative
loathly
under-strength
not cutting it
dirty
flimsy
shlocky
calamitous
seedy
ratty
shlock
unsightly
grubby
scabby
scummy
scurvy
gross
sordid
godforsaken
mean
off-form
scant
God-awful
run down
down at heel
bitty
fragmentary
outline
superficial
perfunctory
unfinished
skeletal
tinhorn
desperate
careless
harmful
slovenly
broad-brush
very bad
lacking in detail
abridged
piss-poor
strictly for the birds
undeveloped
immature
half-done
disgraceful
not whole
not entire
cheapo
dubious
questionable
stinking
insupportable
scurrilous
condemnable
out
irremediable
indefensible
inacceptable
reject
poor quality
of poor quality
of low quality
not on
won't do
more ❯
Verb
▲
Past tense for to deprive or take away something important or valuable from someone
divested
stripped
stript
deprived
robbed
dispossessed
abated
benam
benimmed
benomen
benome
relieved
expropriated
denied
despoiled
disinherited
cheated out of
diddled out of
reaved
reft
ousted
bankrupted
denuded
tricked out of
put out
done out of
did out of
took away
taken away
removed
fleeced
bled
separated
lost
dismantled
seized
skimmed
disrobed
impoverished
stiffed
bared
wrested
docked
confiscated
robbed of
prevented from having
held back
prevented from using
withdrawn
withdrew
taken away from
took away from
threw into the street
thrown into the street
bereaved
starved
deprived of
cheated
prevented from gaining
precluded from gaining
starf
storven
fortook
fortaken
more ❯
“Their melancholy solitude was only broken in upon by attempts to
bereave
them of their best consolation.”
Verb
▲
Past tense for to reject someone and exclude them from one's inheritance
disinherited
disowned
rejected
renounced
repudiated
divested
ousted
disaffiliated
excluded
deprived
dispossessed
evicted
neglected
cut out
cast aside
casted off
cut off
left penniless
cut off without a cent
cut off without a penny
had nothing more to do with
cut out of will
Verb
▲
Past tense for to unlawfully take possession of something
robbed
stole
stolen
pilfered
purloined
thieved
filched
swiped
took
taken
pinched
nicked
lifted
lift
appropriated
misappropriated
heisted
snitched
looted
nabbed
embezzled
snaffled
hooked
liberated
whipped
glommed
abstracted
nobbled
burgled
cribbed
blagged
burglarized
shoplifted
boned
snavelled
rifled
peculated
defalcated
scrumped
copped
souvenired
requisitioned
dispossessed
scrounged
pickpocketed
hijacked
relieved
despoiled
disinherited
drained
ripped off
knocked off
half-inched
absconded with
carried off
ran off with
run off with
walked off with
helped oneself to
walked away with
ran away with
run away with
took for oneself
taken for oneself
knocked over
stole from
stolen from
took off
taken off
took from
taken from
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