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stolen

/ˈstoʊ.ln̩/verb2 syllables

Stolen means: take without the owner's consent.

Synonyms for stolen7

verb, as in take without the owner's consent

steal, rip off, rip

verb, as in move stealthily

steal, slip

verb, as in steal a base

steal

also used for stolen

hot, lifted, nicked

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What does stolen mean?3

verb

1

take without the owner's consent“Someone stole my wallet on the train”

2

move stealthily“The ship slipped away in the darkness”

3

steal a base

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with stolen?2

two syllables

colonswollen
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Stolen in a sentence

  • The car having been stolen, there was nothing for it but to walk.sundown
  • I used to have one, but it was stolen.jamessilver
  • Our stuff got stolen, and we missed our train.CM
  • If these books were stolen, then don't give them to me.Amastan
  • Even when the facts demonstrated the opposite, he maintained he hadn't stolen it.JLGQ_
  • The nymph, filled with a strange resolve, had suddenly stolen away from the group.Hybrid
  • We forgot to lock our bikes, and they got stolen.CK
  • In the criminals' storehouse, the authorities found pallets upon pallets of stolen goods.Auride

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