Associations to the word «Theft»
Noun
- Authentication
- Sorcery
- Locking
- Vice
- Exploitation
- Parole
- Investigation
- Cocaine
- Drug
- Marijuana
- Redemption
- Fawn
- Intoxication
- Abuse
- Informer
- Pretence
- Sentence
- Prosecutor
- Police
- Penalty
- Tort
- Disappearance
- Detective
- Louvre
- Destruction
- Terrorism
- Ballad
- Loot
- Infiltration
- Possession
- Appropriation
- Obstruction
- Bribe
- Vulnerability
- Damage
- Complaint
- Sin
- Diversion
- Dealing
- Credit
- Detecting
- Security
- Cheat
- Relic
- Wage
- Precept
- Gay
- Negligence
- Purse
- Graffito
- Artifact
- Filing
- Item
- Bail
- Magistrate
- Parson
- Incident
- Intrusion
- Denial
- Surveillance
- Workplace
- Gallows
- Consumer
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
THEFT, noun. The act of stealing property.
THEFT BY FINDING, noun. (legal) The crime of failing to take reasonable steps to find the owner of property that has been found.
Dictionary definition
THEFT, noun. The act of taking something from someone unlawfully; "the thieving is awful at Kennedy International".
Wise words
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