burglarised
Illegally entered, stolen
Burglarised is the British spelling of burglarized—the past tense of burglarise, meaning to break into a building illegally to steal: The shop was burglarised twice last year.
American English uses burglarized.
Unlawful entry to premises
- intruderUnauthorized person present
- prowlerOne who lurks suspiciously
- infiltrationCovert entry into organization
- breachBreaking of agreement
alarm · lockpick · security · surveillance · ransacked · rummaged · disrupted · violated
Training pets' bathroom habits
- break-inUnlawful entry to premises
- felonySerious criminal offense
- larcenyUnlawful taking of goods
- trespassUnauthorized entry onto property
theft · robbery · prosecution · conviction · sentence · arrest · charges · indictment
Possessions of significant worth
- jewelleryOrnamental personal adornments
- electronicsStudy of circuits
- cashReady spending funds
- heirloomsObjects passed through family lines
documents · laptop · television · silverware · artwork · safe · ransacked · emptied
Breaking of rules
- traumaLasting psychological wound
- shockViolent sudden disturbance
- helplessnessLacking ability to cope
- fearEmotional response to threat
invaded · vulnerable · shaken · distressed · unsettled · loss · grief · anger
Civil law enforcement
- investigationFormal examination of facts
- forensicsScientific crime-scene analysis
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
- fingerprintsRidge patterns identifying individuals
statement · report · insurance · claim · locksmith · inventory · replacement · recovery
break-in
Unlawful entry to premises
- intruderUnauthorized person present
- prowlerOne who lurks suspiciously
- infiltrationCovert entry into organization
breach · alarm · lockpick · security · surveillance · ransacked · rummaged · disrupted · violated · trespassed
housebreaking
Training pets' bathroom habits
trespass · theft · robbery · prosecution · conviction · sentence · arrest · charges · indictment · court
valuables
Possessions of significant worth
- jewelleryOrnamental personal adornments
- electronicsStudy of circuits
- cashReady spending funds
heirlooms · documents · laptop · television · silverware · artwork · safe · ransacked · emptied · stolen
violation
Breaking of rules
- traumaLasting psychological wound
- shockViolent sudden disturbance
- helplessnessLacking ability to cope
fear · invaded · vulnerable · shaken · distressed · unsettled · loss · grief · anger · anxiety
police
Civil law enforcement
- investigationFormal examination of facts
- forensicsScientific crime-scene analysis
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
fingerprints · statement · report · insurance · claim · locksmith · inventory · replacement · recovery · detective
burglarisedprotected
Kept from harm
secured · safeguarded · unviolated · untouched · fortified