Theft is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THEFT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of stealing
• the action or crime of stealing
• act or an instance of stealing
• The act of stealing; specifically, the felonious taking and removing of personal property, with an intent to deprive the rightful owner of the same; larceny.
• The thing stolen.
• the act of taking something from someone unlawfully

Words related to THEFT

larceny12 pilfery15 stealage9 theftless15 thefts12

Words that contain THEFT

thefts12 antitheft15 theftless15 theftuous15 theftuously20

How to use THEFT in a sentence

• A man of business will often deceive you without the slightest scruple, but he will absolutely refuse to commit a theft.
• The lowest rung of phone-phreaking is the theft of telephone access codes.
• The clerks dared make no reply to this, and one of them went to call the chief, who listened to the strange story of the theft of the coat.
• At last they told the King they had decided the Yellow Hen was undoubtedly responsible for the theft of the plum-pudding.
• No sooner was the house sunk in slumber than he crawled stealthily upstairs in order to forestall by theft a promised generosity.
• When Barrington was tried and condemned for the theft of Mr.
• The disquieting ideas of theft or assassination never disturbed them.
• The fact that rich, or at least well-to-do, women are sometimes guilty of theft in the big Department stores has always received a certain amount of attention.
• If they leave the premises with these clothes on, he charges them with theft.
• Little Obed Ely, the active agent in the theft, died not long after it.
• Receiving a harsh dismissal he dared not punish, from the house and tears of the old nurse he received as if by theft his infant son.
• The chief foundation of the prohibition of murder, theft, treachery, falsehood, hypocrisy and cruelty, is reason.
• From all that had passed, and from his former knowledge of Maslova, Nekhludoff was certain that she was innocent of both the theft and the poisoning.
• This is simply an act of theft, only that the object of the theft is the community at large and not an individual.
• And the worst of all, naturally, was the theft from his aunt.
• It is easier to confess theft to a thief than to a man of virtue, and the resulting advice may very well be just the same.
• It followed, therefore, that the theft must have been committed by way of the vestry door.
• If he had nothing with which to pay, they sold him in another village, in order to pay what he owed, as a penalty for the theft.
• A disobedience of this order will be deemed a theft, and meet with a suitable punishment.

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