Con and Steal from

Con

Con verb - To commit to memory.

Steal from and con are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Steal from" instead a verb "Con".

Nearby Word: cony

Steal from

Steal from verb - To remove valuables from (a place) unlawfully.
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Synonyms for Steal from

Con and steal from are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Con" instead a verb "Steal from".

Both terms in one sentence

  • In Violin Scam, Grifter tricks Mark into thinking that Mark has an opportunity to con (or just steal from) Grifter.
  • Kansas City Shuffle The guy can't believe they'd just steal from him and even as he's dragged out by the Feds, is convinced they have to be part of the con.
  • Distracted by the Sexy: Invoked by Jess near the beginning in order to steal from people in a crowd and initiate her into the group of con artists.
    Source: Film / Focus
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