Offering and Theft

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Offering noun - Something offered to a god.

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Theft is an antonym for offering.

Nearby Words: offer, offered, offerer

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

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Offering is an antonym for theft in stealing topic.

old	old offering	old theft
good	good offering	good theft
perfect	perfect offering	perfect theft
correct	correct offering	correct theft
Other adjectives: simple, actual, constant, large, little, necessary, new, religious, final, apparent, last, latest, recent, previous.

Their mark had stolen a new security system that was effectively unbeatable and was now marketing it by offering to secure a painting and cover the theft liability without insurance.

Source: Concealing Canvas
This is best shown during the climax of the first book's Final Battle, when Chthon attempts to pull a Grand Theft Me on him, offering him enough power to reshape reality to his whim.

Source: A God I Am Not
For example, they might try to fix the endemic and civilisation-destroying catastrophe of ant-theft... by organising the sacrificial murder of the entire population of New Delhi as an offering to a non-existent supernatural entity that they think will solve the problem with its magic.

Source: Totalitarian Utilitarian

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