Rob ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Rob ( verb )

1. Take something from (someone) using force or the threat of force.
2. Deprive (someone) of something by force or deception.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french robber, of germanic origin; related to dutch roven and german rauben.

Examples:

1. He was robbed at gunpoint.
2. The thief robbed the bank.
3. The company was robbed of its profits.
4. He was robbed of his wallet.
5. She was robbed of her jewelry.

(As a noun)

Rob ( noun )

1. Take something from (someone) using force or the threat of force.
2. Deprive (someone) of something by force or deception.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french robber, of germanic origin; related to dutch roven and german rauben.

Examples:

1. He was robbed at gunpoint.
2. The thief robbed the bank.
3. The company was robbed of its profits.
4. He was robbed of his wallet.
5. She was robbed of her jewelry.