Synonyms for stole
stoʊlstole

Princeton's WordNet

1. stolenoun

   a wide scarf worn about their shoulders by women

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1. • Scarf

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1. List of paraphrases for "stole":

   flew, robbed, stolen, swiped, steal, took, shoplifted, swung, jacked, hopped

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1. Dmytro Korchynsky:

   The majority of the Ukrainian people, I think, are pretty poor, that Yanukovich stole from the country is bad enough, but these people are stealing from a country at war is even worse. This is just looting.

2. Tiffany Cross:

   They're really a conservative group who is using the face of Asian students to say that they're taking admissions access from Asian students to give them to black and brown people, it's interesting that the privileged people will have other people of color thinking that we stole something from them. They're not going after privileged people.

3. Terri Sewell:

   I have never seen such intellectual dishonesty, it’s more like the Grinch that stole Christmas.

4. Franklin Foer:

   For Ukrainians, the significance of Paul Manafort is incredibly obvious in terms of being an accomplice to a regime that stole so much money from the country, and that was ultimately responsible for murder.

5. Charles de LEUSSE:

   Your eyes stole at dawn its light.