Synonym: burglarize, filch, loot, pilfer, pillage, plunder, sack, steal, thieve. Similar words: throb, robot, probe, robber, robust, robert, microbe, probate. Meaning: [rɑb /rɒb] 
v. 1. take something away by force or without the consent of the owner 2. rip off; ask an unreasonable price.
v. 1. take something away by force or without the consent of the owner 2. rip off; ask an unreasonable price. 
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1. Rob Peter to pay Paul.
2. The criminals conspired to rob a bank.
3. Despite my repeated assurances, Rob still looked very nervous.
4. The two conspired to rob a bank.
5. Rob Harmeling won the sprint in Bordeaux.
6. Rob was devastated by the news of her death.
7. The police frustrated the bandit's attempt to rob the bank.
8. Rob had latched onto me. He followed me around, sat beside me at lunch, and usually ended up working with me.
9. Her father was shot by someone trying to rob his small retail store.
10. What would you do if someone tried to rob you in the street?
11. Rob interrupted his father's meditations.
12. I remember when you were all starry-eyed about Rob.
13. Rob isn't the kind of person to worry.
14. Rob and I broke up last week.
15. Rob did very badly in the History exam.
16. Rob found Cathy's attitude hard to stomach.
17. They were scheming to rob the bank.
18. The minute your back's turned,(sentence dictionary) they'll rob you blind.
19. Rob loves being the centre of attention .
20. Rob was just brimming with enthusiasm.
21. Rob is still finding his feet as a coach.
22. Rob! I'm talking to you!
23. Rob fell down the stairs.
24. They are plotting to rob a bank.
25. They devised a plan to rob a bank.
26. Rob took up the invitation to visit.
27. They couched in the wood to rob the travelers.
28. She turned to Rob for solace.
29. I believed that they would not rob again.
30. Someone unknown tipped off the police about the plan to rob the bank.
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