Synonyms for swipe
swaɪpswipe

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1. swipeverb

   a sweeping stroke or blow

2. swipeverb

   strike with a swiping motion

   Synonyms:
   nobble, hook, abstract, cabbage, pilfer, filch, pinch, purloin, snarf, lift, sneak

3. pilfer, cabbage, purloin, pinch, abstract, snarf, swipe, hook, sneak, filch, nobble, liftverb

   make off with belongings of others

   Synonyms:
   elevate, snitch, rook, mouse, hook, top, victimize, nobble, uprise, arise, cop, cabbage, repeal, abstract, kidnap, vellicate, crimp, snarf, lift, con, vacate, defraud, hornswoggle, reverse, pussyfoot, go up, plagiarise, bring up, airlift, raise, rob, plume, revoke, pilfer, accost, overcharge, knock off, sneak, rise, abduct, move up, thieve, addict, crochet, filch, get up, squeeze, gyp, swindle, come up, creep, diddle, pinch, wind, pluck, solicit, countermand, bunco, twitch, rear, soak, rustle, hoist, short-change, goldbrick, snatch, purloin, scam, tweet, snare, face-lift, fleece, mulct, gip, plagiarize, gazump, surcharge, twinge, rescind, annul, slip, overturn, glom

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1. • Hit
   • Steal

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1. swipenoun

   Synonyms:
   sweep, swape, well-sweep

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1. swipeverb

   Synonyms:
   strike, (Slang) steal, pluck, snatch, purloin

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1. List of paraphrases for "swipe":

   magnetic, scanning

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1. Leah Brogan:

   We know that exposure through the media – which can happen across many different outlets, with the swipe of a finger or a ding on your phone – to some type of traumatic event can result in someone experiencing an acute stress reaction and can trigger underlying post-traumatic stress they may have from something else, so certainly, that constant exposure can be escalating and activating people even when they don’t experience something directly.

2. Jill Biden:

   He said we are not going back to lockdowns. I think he knows that that is, number one, not necessary, but also politically untenable, he maxed out on his COVID credit card and now he wants to continue to swipe it -- but everyone’s like no, you are maxed out, you don’t have any more room to run on that.

3. Natalia Rutkowski:

   I had already checked my bag and was helping my mom to check in on the computer when a prompt on the screen said a United Airlines staff member had to swipe, at first, an old woman said, ‘ No, she is not allowed to take her bag onto the plane, ’.

4. Jeffrey Shinder:

   Swipe fees are an improper and unnecessary hidden tax on consumers.

5. Imel Seda:

   In the era of scrolling, every swipe tells a story.