Held and Robbed

Held

Held adjective - Occupied or in the control of; often used in combination.
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Robbed is an antonym for held.

Robbed

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Held is an antonym for robbed.

Nearby Words: robber, robbery, robbing

Both words in one sentence

  • Karmic Trickster Mickey again takes on this role in a House of Mouse cartoon where he's held hostage by Pete, and his even dumber backwoods cousin, Zeke, who had just robbed a bank.
  • Chef of Iron In 1977, on one of her few nights off, her restaurant was held up and robbed by a member of the local Outlaws biker gang.
    Source: Chef of Iron
  • Prison Mike: I stole...and I robbed...and I kidnapped the President's son...and held him for ransom.
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