roband Antonyms
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Meaning of roband
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roband (n.)
See Roperand.
roband Sentence Examples
- The audacious thief robbed the museum under the cover of darkness, making off with priceless artifacts.
- The cunning robbers planned a daring heist, leaving no trace behind as they robbed the armored car.
- The highway robbers ambushed the unsuspecting traveler, robbing them of all their valuables.
- The corrupt official robbed the public trust by accepting bribes and embezzling government funds.
- The con artist robbed the elderly woman of her life savings with a fraudulent investment scheme.
- The identity thieves robbed the victims of their personal information and used it to commit fraud.
- The cybercriminals robbed the company of its sensitive data, threatening its reputation and financial stability.
- The plagiarist robbed the original author of their intellectual property by copying their work without attribution.
- The oppressive regime robbed the citizens of their basic rights and freedoms, creating a climate of fear and repression.
- The unscrupulous landlord robbed the tenants of their dignity by refusing to make necessary repairs to their dilapidated housing.
FAQs About the word roband
See Roperand.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The audacious thief robbed the museum under the cover of darkness, making off with priceless artifacts.
The cunning robbers planned a daring heist, leaving no trace behind as they robbed the armored car.
The highway robbers ambushed the unsuspecting traveler, robbing them of all their valuables.
The corrupt official robbed the public trust by accepting bribes and embezzling government funds.
