larcenous (Meaning)
Wordnet
larcenous (n)
having a disposition to steal
Webster
larcenous (a.)
Having the character of larceny; as, a larcenous act; committing larceny.
Synonyms & Antonyms of larcenous
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larcenous Sentence Examples
- The thief's larcenous act of stealing the valuable painting was caught on camera.
- The politician was accused of larcenous behavior, allegedly embezzling funds from campaign donations.
- The student's larcenous act of copying answers from the student next to him resulted in his expulsion from the exam.
- The company's larcenous practice of misrepresenting the quality of its products led to a class-action lawsuit.
- The CEO's larcenous behavior of inflating his company's financial statements resulted in a massive stock market crash.
- The employee's larcenous act of stealing office supplies for personal use was discovered during an audit.
- The shop owner accused the customer of larcenous behavior when he tried to return an item he had already worn.
- The detective's larcenous investigation into the financial crimes uncovered a complex web of fraud and deceit.
- The government's larcenous seizure of private property for public development projects sparked outrage among citizens.
- The larcenous copying of copyrighted material from the internet is a serious crime that can lead to legal consequences.
FAQs About the word larcenous
having a disposition to stealHaving the character of larceny; as, a larcenous act; committing larceny.
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The thief's larcenous act of stealing the valuable painting was caught on camera.
The politician was accused of larcenous behavior, allegedly embezzling funds from campaign donations.
The student's larcenous act of copying answers from the student next to him resulted in his expulsion from the exam.
The company's larcenous practice of misrepresenting the quality of its products led to a class-action lawsuit.
