Given away
Stolen and given away are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stolen" instead an adjective phrase "Given away".
Stolen
Given away and stolen are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Given away" instead an adjective "Stolen".
Nearby Word: stole
Both terms in one sentence
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Alfred mentions "a ruby the size of a tangerine" as one of the precious stones the bandit he fought in That South East Asian Country had stolen and given away.
Source: Treasure Is Bigger in Fiction -
The sundial watch in Humanity Has Declined exists in a cycle of being stolen and given away between "Grandfather" and "Watashi", with no original in sight.
Source: Temporal Paradox -
Explicitly compared to Robin Hood in-story, he was a young Spanish nobleman whose family lands had been stolen, lost, or given away thanks to the influx of Californian settlers and, seeing the Americans as usurpers and thieves, turned into an outlaw to rob the government and drive them out.
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