Steal (verb)

  1. To take (something) without the owner's permission or without paying for it.
  2. To take or carry (something) away surreptitiously or by force.

Origin:

Middle english stelen, from old english stelan; akin to old high german stelan to steal.

Examples:

  1. She stole my heart.
  2. He stole money from the till.
  3. They stole the valuable painting from the museum.
  4. They stole a kiss from each other.
  5. I think someone stole my wallet.
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