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mugging
noun as in assault and battery
Weak match
noun as in attack
Strongest matches
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noun as in charge
noun as in offense
noun as in robbery
Weak matches
noun as in ruffled feathers
noun as in theft
Strongest matches
Strong matches
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Example Sentences
He started mugging people by the age of 15.
Embarrassed at living in chronic poverty — his school lunches often were mayonnaise sandwiches — he set out to remedy the situation, shoplifting, intimidating students for their lunch money, mugging people in the street.
“It is funny that the heaviest of all awards is given by actors — ’us what we do, it means so much,’” he said, mugging ponderous emotion.
There’s a little too much mugging, italicizing and elbow-nudging, as if we might not be able to enjoy Sondheim’s unsparing wit on our own.
She said she had reported a mugging to the police and that a work mobile phone was one of the items that had been stolen.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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