Murder and Robbery

Murder

Murder noun - A situation or state that causes great suffering and unhappiness.

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Robbery and murder are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Robbery" instead a noun "Murder".

Robbery noun - The unlawful taking and carrying away of property without the consent of its owner.

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Murder and robbery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Murder" instead a noun "Robbery".

Nearby Words: robber, robbed, robbing

elaborate	elaborate murder	elaborate robbery
perfect	perfect murder	perfect robbery
original	original murder	original robbery
initial	initial murder	initial robbery
Other adjectives: single, brutal, simple, petty, actual, real, successful, violent, final, apparent, unrelated, mysterious, next, last, different, previous, faked, planned, attempted, straight-up.

He disguises himself as a priest expecting that this will automatically make anyone investigating the robbery or the murder pass him over.

Source: Film / The Rebel Set
Historical Hero Upgrade: The real Young was actually a hardened criminal with convictions for bank robbery and murder.

Source: Film / Murder in the First
This is evident when he tells his superior how he considered killing two highway officers during a traffic stop and regretting not doing so once he found out about the police robbery/murder.

Source: Film / Brooklyn's Finest

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