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View synonyms for stolen

stolen

[stoh-luhn]

verb

  1. past participle of steal.



stolen

/ ˈstəʊlən /

verb

  1. the past participle of steal

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  • unstolen adjective
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As more products get stolen, the cost of goods for the consumer will go up over time, he said.

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Police say their investigation uncovered a massive cybercrime racket where sensitive footage from at least 50,000 CCTVs from across the country was stolen by hackers and sold on the internet.

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She said the car, which she shares with her partner Tom, was stolen from outside their home in Wolverhampton while they slept.

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Del Toro’s “Frankenstein” isn’t a food movie by any stretch, but the moments that lodged themselves in my memory all involved nourishment — offered, stolen, shared, withheld.

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One of two birds of prey stolen from a rescue centre has been found, the owner of the centre has said.

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