robbed

Had possessions stolen

Robbed is the past tense of rob—to steal from a person or place, typically by force or threat.

You rob a bank, a store, or a person, not the thing taken: They robbed the convenience store, He was robbed at gunpoint.

Informally, robbed describes being cheated or treated unfairly: We were robbed—that call was terrible.

crime

burglary

Illegal entry to commit crime

  • theftUnlawful taking of property
  • muggingRobbery with violence
  • heistOrganized large-scale theft

holdup · stickup · larceny · burglar · thief · bandit · armed · felony · criminal · stolen

loss

dispossessed

Deprived of home or land

cleaned out · wiped out · bereft · depleted · missing · gone · taken · ransacked · looted · pillaged

injustice

cheated

Acted dishonestly to win

scammed · conned · exploited · victimized · duped · ripped off · shortchanged · gypped · fleeced · deceived

figurative

denied

Refused or disavowed

taken away · opportunity · chance · moment · glory · victory · credit · recognition · deserved

victim

violated

Broke a rule

targeted · helpless · unsafe · frightened · anxious · distressed · paranoid · invaded · watchful · hypervigilant

Categories
Opposites
transfer of possession

robbedgifted

Given as present

given · donated · bequeathed · bestowed · returned

justice/fairness outcome

robbedcompensated

Paid for service rendered

reimbursed · repaid · indemnified · made whole · restored

legitimacy of acquisition

robbedearned

Gained by effort

purchased · bought · inherited · received · made

Phrases
Family

robber, robbery, robbing, robbers

Familiarity
Top 10,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG