Synonym: robbery, stealing, theft. Similar words: larcenous, farce, parcel, scarce, scarcely, per cent, percent, incarcerate. Meaning: ['lɑrsnɪ /'lɑː-] n. the act of taking something from someone unlawfully.
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31 A new kind of shunt current electric larceny fault detection means for the high voltage power metering system' electric energy meter current coil by short circuit is proposed in this paper.
32 This article proposed shunt current electric larceny fault detection model for electric energy meter′ current coil of the high voltage power metering system.
33 He wanted to be accused of larceny, because he left comfortable in prison.
34 There is a good deal of staff larceny which is siphoning off revenue.
35 Former it is blame of larcenous finance organization , weigh more than general larceny measurement of penalty.
36 It is unfair to judge the larceny only according to larcenous amount and it would lead to remit a punishment for disgusting attempted theft.
37 While many indoor theft,[sentencedict .com] it is very difficult to criminate larceny according to the above standard.
38 It was an essential of the common law crime of larceny.
39 I mean the crime explosion, all the way from big crime down to petty larceny.
40 This adjudicative court basically is maintain with what larceny undertakes, because this term of imprisonment is compared, grow.
41 But the criminal law, by way of legal fiction, also defines the latter as a crime of larceny, which arouses question among many scholars.
42 As for our current 'Criminal Law' and rational legal comment, the larceny is limitedly defined that some great larcenist or recidivist.
43 From it comes into being, larcenous amount always is the important factor to influence the cognition of larceny.
44 Those who excavate sites of ancient culture or tombs without permission are punishable for larceny.
More similar words: larcenous, farce, parcel, scarce, scarcely, per cent, percent, incarcerate, parcel post, incarcerated, percentage, mercenary, part and parcel, deny, progeny, force, arc, source, circe, in force, forceps, coerce, pierce, enforce, by force, fierce, percept, outsource, sorcery, commerce.