ROBBED Meaning and
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Robbed is a verb that refers to the act of unlawfully and forcefully taking someone's belongings, often accompanied by the use of force, threat, or intimidation. When a person is robbed, their possessions are forcibly taken by someone else without their consent, typically in an illicit manner.
The act of robbery involves the deprivation of an individual's belongings, usually with the intention of personal gain. This act can happen in various settings, such as on the street, in a home, or in a business establishment. Robbery can range in severity, from petty theft to armed robbery, depending on the level of threat and violence involved.
Robbery is considered a serious criminal offense in most jurisdictions and is typically punished as such. The act of robbing someone not only results in the loss of their personal possessions but can also cause emotional trauma, fear, and a sense of violation.
The term "robbed" can also be used metaphorically to indicate a situation in which someone is unjustly deprived of their rights, opportunities, or resources. In this sense, it can refer to being cheated, swindled, or exploited in various contexts, including business dealings, relationships, or even in the political arena.
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Etymology of ROBBED
The word robbed comes from the Middle English word robben which originated from the Old French word rober meaning to rob or to steal. The Old French word itself can be traced back to the Germanic element thriuba- which meant spoil or booty. This ultimately developed from the Proto-Indo-European root word *treup- which meant to plunder or to rob.
Conjugate verb Robbed
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