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to rob
01
to take something from an organization, place, etc. without their consent, or with force
Transitive: to rob a place or organization
Example
The masked intruder attempted to rob the convenience store at gunpoint.
Criminals often rob banks to steal money and valuable assets.
02
to charge someone more than what is fair or reasonable for a product or service
Transitive: to rob sb
Example
The hotel tried to rob us by charging exorbitant fees for basic services.
They accused the contractor of robbing them by inflating the cost of repairs.
03
to deprive someone of their rights, opportunities, or possessions
Transitive: to rob sb of a right or opportunity
Example
The oppressive regime continued to rob its citizens of basic human rights.
Discrimination can rob individuals of equal opportunities in education and employment.
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