heist Antonyms
Meaning of heist
heist (n)
the act of stealing
robbery at gunpoint
heist (v)
commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling
heist Sentence Examples
- The daring heist sent shockwaves through the city as millions of dollars vanished overnight.
- Despite meticulous planning, the heist went awry, leaving the perpetrators empty-handed.
- The notorious jewel thief known as "The Fox" orchestrated a legendary heist that left Interpol baffled.
- The heist was a carefully calculated operation that defied every security measure in place.
- The stolen masterpiece was recovered in a daring heist that outwitted the art world's most vigilant guards.
- The heist involved a complex web of disguises, aliases, and inside information.
- The mastermind behind the heist was a brilliant but reckless criminal who had a penchant for the impossible.
- The heist became a national headline, captivating the public with its audacity and the enigmatic personalities involved.
- The aftermath of the heist left a trail of broken promises and shattered reputations.
- The heist was ultimately thwarted by the combined efforts of law enforcement and a team of dogged detectives.
FAQs About the word heist
the act of stealing, robbery at gunpoint, commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling
theft, burglary,grab, snatching, holdup, stickup, pinch, mugging, swiping, rip-off
purchase, buy, purchase, buy, contribute, give, give, contribute, present,present
The daring heist sent shockwaves through the city as millions of dollars vanished overnight.
Despite meticulous planning, the heist went awry, leaving the perpetrators empty-handed.
The notorious jewel thief known as "The Fox" orchestrated a legendary heist that left Interpol baffled.
The heist was a carefully calculated operation that defied every security measure in place.
