stolen

[stoh-luhn]

verb

1. past participle of steal.

stolen

/ ˈstəʊlən /

verb

1. the past participle of steal

Other Word Forms

• unstolen adjective

Example Sentences

Jones confessed: "I have completely stolen James's idea for the answer to what happened on the fishing trip. I say 'I don't know because I wasn't there'."

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“They’re millionaires, these Jews!” he hears them say, as they careen with him to Gaza in a stolen car.

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“Someone might have stolen my spot because they ran down a 3,000-meter ski chute where gravity is helping you,” he said.

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Many investors want to hold the cryptocurrencies bitcoin or ether without the hassle of holding the cryptocurrency, which can be lost or stolen.

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“Rwanda is likely funding these events and sponsorships with money from minerals stolen from Congo,” Congolese Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner said.

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Related Words

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• snatched