Law and Robber

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Law noun - A rule of conduct or action laid down by a governing authority and especially a legislature.

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Robber is an antonym for law.

Nearby Words: lawful, lawless, laws, lawfulness, lawfully

Robber noun - One who steals.

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Law is an antonym for robber in person who steals topic.

Nearby Words: robbed, robbery, robbing, Robby

human	human law	human robber
simple	simple law	simple robber
actual	actual law	actual robber
real	real law	real robber
Other adjectives: evil, criminal, last, recent, corporate.

Their Greed for acquiring territory via the plainly robber baron law of the "Doctrine of Lapse" pissed of its own supporters and ultimately sparked the 1857 Mutiny.

Source: N.G.O. Superpower
The Reagan family is a law enforcement family, not a robber family.

Source: Series / Blue Bloods
Their cover of I Fought The Law, keeping in with the lyrical subversion (instead of a robber who went to jail, it's a criminal who pulled a Karma Houdini on the authorities), changes the final line to "I am the law so I won".

Source: I Am the Noun

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