made off with
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as in stole
to take (something) without right and with an intent to keep The robbers made off with the family's jewelry and electronics, among other things. Synonyms & Similar Words
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- stole
- swiped
- made away with
- ran off with
- walked off with
- lifted
- appropriated
- grabbed
- ripped off
- filched
- pilfered
- robbed
- snatched
- purloined
- pocketed
- misappropriated
- nipped
- hooked
- snitched
- pinched
- nicked
- thieved
- heisted
- boosted
- took
- hijacked
- picked
- knocked over
- seized
- looted
- plundered
- sacked
- pillaged
- burglarized
- rifled
- poached
- rustled
- shoplifted
- grasped
- sponged
- kidnapped
- highjacked
- spirited
- collared
- carjacked
- nailed
- abducted
- shanghaied
- mooched
- kidnaped
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- bought
- purchased
- presented
- gave
- contributed
- handed over
- donated
- bestowed
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as in kidnapped
to carry away (as a person) forcibly or unlawfully The kidnappers made off with their victim without being seen. Synonyms & Similar Words
- kidnapped
- abducted
- kidnaped
- made away with
- ran off with
- captured
- seized
- impressed
- snatched
- waylaid
- spirited
- crimped
- shanghaied
- hijacked
- absconded (with)
- stole
- caught
- took
- highjacked
- copped
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- returned
- delivered
- restored
- rescued
- redeemed
- ransomed
- supervillains
- supervirtuosi
- supervirtuoso
- supervirtuosos
- supervisal
- supervisals
- supervise
- supervised
- supervised study
- supervisee
- supervises
- supervising
- supervision
- supervisions
- supervisor
- supervisor district
- supervisors
- supervisorship
- supervisorships
- supervisory
- superwave
- superwaves
- superweapon
- superweapons
- superwide