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单词 thieving
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thieving

"'And three years later she was in trouble for thieving ," Crook observed.Holiday from sordid violence, mean theft, callous brutality, avaricious thieving, sophisticated fraud.
(noun) 
an ex-con who says he's given up thieving
Synonyms
theft
Art theft is now part of organized crime.
stealing
You can't just help yourself - that's stealing!
robbery
The twins were convicted of robbery.
burglary
He's been arrested for burglary.
shoplifting
embezzlement
She was jailed for six years for embezzlement of government funds.
pilfering
larceny
He now faces two to 20 years in prison on grand larceny charges.
home invasion (Australian, New Zealand)
(adjective) 
a thieving grocer who put sand in the sugar
Synonyms
dishonest
He had become rich by dishonest means.
bent (informal)
a bent accountant
crooked (informal)
She might expose his crooked business deals to the authorities.
light-fingered
Which goods are most often targeted by light-fingered customers?
larcenous
thievish

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bent
Definition
dishonest
a bent accountant
Synonyms
corrupt,
crooked (informal),
rotten,
shady (informal),
fraudulent,
dishonest,
unscrupulous,
unethical,
venal,
unprincipled,
bribable
in the sense of burglary
Definition
the crime of entering a building as a trespasser to commit theft or another offence
He's been arrested for burglary.
Synonyms
breaking and entering,
housebreaking,
break-in,
home invasion (Australian, New Zealand)
in the sense of crooked
Definition
dishonest or illegal
She might expose his crooked business deals to the authorities.
Synonyms
dishonest,
criminal,
illegal,
corrupt,
dubious,
questionable,
unlawful,
shady (informal),
fraudulent,
unscrupulous,
under-the-table,
bent (slang),
shifty,
deceitful,
underhand,
unprincipled,
dishonourable,
nefarious,
knavish (archaic)

Nearby words of
thieving

  • thief
  • thieve
  • thievery
  • thieving
  • thievish
  • thigh
  • thighbone

Related terms of
thieving

  • thieve

Synonyms of 'thieving'

thieving

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of embezzlement
She was jailed for six years for embezzlement of government funds.
Synonyms
misappropriation,
stealing,
robbing,
fraud,
pocketing,
theft,
robbery,
nicking (slang, British),
pinching (informal),
appropriation,
siphoning off,
thieving,
pilfering,
larceny,
purloining,
filching,
pilferage,
peculation,
defalcation
in the sense of larceny
Definition
theft
He now faces two to 20 years in prison on grand larceny charges.
Synonyms
theft,
stealing,
robbery,
burglary,
pilfering,
misappropriation,
purloining
in the sense of light-fingered
Definition
skilful at thieving, esp. by picking pockets
Which goods are most often targeted by light-fingered customers?
Synonyms
thieving,
stealing,
dishonest,
crafty,
crooked (informal),
pinching (informal),
sly,
furtive,
shifty (informal),
underhand,
pilfering
in the sense of robbery
Definition
the act or an instance of robbing
The twins were convicted of robbery.
Synonyms
theft,
stealing,
fraud,
steaming (informal),
mugging (informal),
plunder,
swindle,
pillage,
embezzlement,
larceny,
depredation,
filching,
thievery,
rapine,
spoliation
in the sense of stealing
You can't just help yourself - that's stealing!
Synonyms
theft,
robbery,
shoplifting,
embezzlement,
plagiarism,
thieving,
pilfering,
larceny,
misappropriation,
thievery,
pilferage
in the sense of thievish
Synonyms
thieving,
predatory,
rapacious,
sticky-fingered (informal),
light-fingered,
larcenous
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