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rip-off

noun as in trick; robbery

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On Friday, it emerged the prince was paid tens of thousands of pounds by British businessman linked to a wealth management company which ripped off pension savers.

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Prince Andrew was paid tens of thousands of pounds by a British businessman linked to a wealth management company which ripped off pension savers.

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In some places, roofs have reportedly been ripped off houses, while trees and electricity poles have been knocked down.

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The Republican theme was that the rolls were brimming with malingerers, layabouts and fraudsters devoted to ripping off the taxpayers.

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Almost a decade on, the end of the criminal process brings some closure to those who were ripped off.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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