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Meanings of robbed people in English
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Usage of robbed people in English
1
He said Petricevic had robbed people of their life savings.
2
If he had been one of the poor, he would have robbed people himself.
3
So they robbed people and then buried them, so that there should be no traces.
4
He never robbed people to enrich himself, but just to save himself the trouble of working.
5
The pandemic has robbed people of the amenities that a city usually provides: bars, restaurants, space to mingle.
6
I had seen a parrot in a children's book before, about a pirate who robbed people of treasure.
7
An Irishwoman gave him watermelon while soldiers plundered the houses that still stood and robbed people huddled with what they had left.
8
"Haven't you robbed people enough-takingtheir last shirts?" said a voice addressing the publican.