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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
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Example Sentences
Her resignation comes a day after she admitted that she told police she had lost her phone during a mugging on a night out but later found it had not been taken.
Such was its poor reputation, it was dubbed "muggings underpass" by some.
But there’s something deeply strange about his performance here, grinning and mugging with childlike wonder in a way that can only be read as disingenuous.
That annual event often produces widespread thefts and muggings, and there has been some concern such problems may occur at Madonna’s show.
When he isn’t mugging for Reed’s camera he vacillates between a stony-faced refusal to admit guilt and an approximation of remorse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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