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".
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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.
Source: The Con Within A Con -
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.
Source: Kansas City Shuffle - 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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