Business and Thieving

Business

Business noun - Transactions or economic support provided by customers.

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Thieving and business are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thieving" instead a noun "Business".

Thieving noun - The act of taking something from someone unlawfully.

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Business and thieving are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Business" instead a noun "Thieving".

Nearby Words: thief, thievery, thieved

nasty	nasty business	nasty thieving
actual	actual business	actual thieving

He got into thieving mainly because of emotional issues about his Missing Mom and his dad's shipping business going bust due to politics, and stayed in it because he enjoyed it and he was good at it.

Source: Lovable Rogue
The first had Spyro the Dragon and Crash Bandicoot-like gameplay with a slightly darker story, while the second had actual thieving, a "spice" smuggling business, an evil FBI authority that tried to brainwash Carmelita, and so much more.

Source: Darker And Edgier / Video Games
At the end of the series, he's a retired Regimental Sergeant Major who runs a successful pub and horse thieving business back home in Ireland with his Spanish bride.

Source: Literature / Sharpe

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