Ambushed
Stole
Stole noun - A wide scarf worn about their shoulders by women.
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Synonyms for Stole
Ambushed and stole are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ambushed" instead a verb "Stole".
Nearby Word: stolen
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- He ambushed the Tribunal on one of their yearly pilgrimages to the Heart to replenish their divinity and stole two of the Tools.
Source: Leaking Can of Evil -
They ambushed a group of guards and civilian maintenance workers, tied and gagged them, stole their clothing, and then left them locked away in an electrical room.
Source: Mugged for Disguise - The last time Hot-Rod bought drugs from Dickie Bennett, things went far from "smooth" because Boyd ambushed them and stole Dickie's money.
Source: Out-of-Character Alert
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