Hijack and Rob

Hijack

Hijack verb - To take control of (a vehicle) by force.

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Rob and hijack are semantically related In some cases you can use "Rob" instead a verb "Hijack".

Nearby Words: hijacker, hijacking

Rob verb - To remove valuables from (a place) unlawfully.

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Hijack and rob are semantically related in steal topic. Sometimes you can use "Hijack" instead a verb "Rob".

Nearby Word: robt

party	hijack party	rob party
power	hijack power	rob power
man	hijack man	rob man
station	hijack station	rob station
Other words: train, game, shipment, car, truck, ship, anyone.

The hitchhiker then tries to hijack the truck and rob him.

Source: Franchise / G.I. Joe
Hilariously lampshaded when Rob Schneider's character in the first movie is told he didn't have to hijack the food-bot, he could have gone out the window.

Source: Crime of Self-Defense
High-Speed Hijack: What's the best way to rob an airplane?

Source: Blog / Villains Victorious

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