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Definitions from WordNet

Noun robber has 1 sense
  1. robber - a thief who steals from someone by threatening violence
    --1 is a kind of
    thief, stealer
    --1 has particulars: bank robber; mugger
    Derived form: verb rob1

Definitions from the Web

Term: Robbers

  1. Noun - Plural form of Robber

    A robber is a person who unlawfully takes property from someone's possession, typically by force or threat.

    Example Sentences:
    • Robbers broke into the bank and stole a large sum of money.
    • The robbers wore masks to conceal their identities.
    • She was held at gunpoint by the robbers during the robbery.
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  2. Verb - 3rd person singular present form of Rob

    When used as a verb, "robbers" refers to the act of unlawfully taking someone's property by force or threat.

    Example Sentences:
    • The thief robs unsuspecting victims on the crowded streets.
    • He often robs the local convenience store late at night.
    • She robbed him of his wallet while he was distracted.
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  3. Adjective - Comparative form of Robust

    When used as an adjective, "robbers" means more robust or strong compared to something else.

    Example Sentences:
    • The new model of the car has a robbers engine, providing better performance.
    • Her immune system became robbers after receiving the vaccination.
    • He is known for his robbers physical stamina and endurance.
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