Breaking and entering
Breaking and entering noun - Trespassing for an unlawful purpose; illegal entrance into premises with criminal intent.
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Synonyms for Breaking and entering
Steal and breaking and entering are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Steal" instead a noun phrase "Breaking and entering".
Steal
Steal noun - Something bought or offered for sale at a desirable price.
Breaking and entering and steal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Breaking and entering" instead a noun "Steal".
Related pairs
- pinch and breaking and entering
- pinch and steal
- lift and breaking and entering
- lift and steal
- rip-off and breaking and entering
- rip-off and steal
- theft and breaking and entering
- theft and steal
- robbery and breaking and entering
- robbery and steal
- prowl and breaking and entering
- prowl and steal
- stealing and breaking and entering
- stealing and steal
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Also occurs to her clothes when she's breaking and entering into the lab in an attempt to steal security footage that would reveal her Secret Identity.
Source: Webcomic / Spinnerette -
Played for laughs in South Park when the boys use the Mission Impossible: Breaking and Entering Spy Kit to steal baby cows from a cattle ranch before they're turned into veal.
Source: "Mission: Impossible" Cable Drop -
Once again they see no problems with breaking and entering to steal the berries back, on the basis that they're "theirs," nevermind that given the berry bush's proximity to Tod's house, a case can be made that they were his to begin with.
Source: Western Animation / Peter Rabbit
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