1. Another way to say Burglarize? Synonyms for Burglarize (other words and phrases for Burglarize).

2. What are synonyms for Burglarize?

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5. Burglarize meaning, definition, what is Burglarize: to go into a building and steal things: Learn more.

6. Inflections of ' Burglarize ' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

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10. They might steal purses, burglarize apartments and homes.

11. 3 synonyms for Burglarise: burglarize, burgle, heist

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13. 5 synonyms for burglarize: break in, trespass, Burglarise, burgle, heist

14. Definition of Burglarize verb in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

15. Is the verb form of Burglary, burgle or burglarize?

16. Crooks Burglarize NoHo wine store, steal $300,000 worth of booze

17. This study looks at decisions to Burglarize from the offender's perspective.

18. Americans prefer “Burglarize,” according to some dictionaries, while the British consider “burgle” the verb of choice and see “Burglarize” as a North American term

19. He was first chased from a home he intended to Burglarize by …

20. Short Hills Targeted In Plan To Burglarize 40 NJ Pharmacies - Millburn-Short Hills, NJ - Ten Jersey City men have been charged in connection with a plan to Burglarize …

21. 5 synonyms for Burglarize: break in, trespass, burglarise, burgle, heist

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23. Princeton's WordNet (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition: burglarize, Burglarise, burgle, …

24. Two men Burglarize an east El Paso business, and more recently, a westside business

25. (Definition of Burglarize from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University …

26. This is the British English definition of Burglarize.View American English definition of Burglarize.

27. Definition and synonyms of Burglarize from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

28. The charge of conspiring to Burglarize pharmacies carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison

29. The charge of conspiring to Burglarize pharmacies carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison

30. Joshuah Scott Rutledge, 26, of Oakboro, North Carolina, picked the wrong neighborhood to Burglarize

31. See authoritative translations of Burglarize in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

32. 22, 2020, the defendants forcibly entered and Burglarized, or attempted to Burglarize, pharmacies throughout northern New Jersey

33. Burglarize definition: If a building is Burglarized , a thief enters it by force and steals things

34. That’s where a juvenile attempted to Burglarize an unmarked unit with a detective inside of it.

35. That’s where a juvenile attempted to Burglarize an unmarked unit with a detective inside of it

36. Verbs for Burglary include burglarise, burglarised, burglarises, burglarising, burglarize, burglarized, burglarizes, burglarizing, burgle, burgled, burgles and

37. Protesters Break Windows, Burglarize Business, Start Fire In Apartment Building; Riot Declared (Photo) FireInStreet_083120.jpg

38. 22, 2020, the defendants forcibly entered and Burglarized, or attempted to Burglarize, pharmacies throughout northern New Jersey

39. Burglarise (third-person singular simple present Burglarises, present participle burglarising, simple past and past participle Burglarised) Rare spelling of burglarize

40. Burglarise (third-person singular simple present Burglarises, present participle burglarising, simple past and past participle Burglarised) Rare spelling of burglarize

41. – Burglarize In British English, if you are burgled or if your house is burgled, someone breaks into your house and steals things

42. – burglarize In British English, if you are Burgled or if your house is Burgled, someone breaks into your house and steals things

43. Burgle: 1 v commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling Synonyms: burglarise , burglarize , heist Type of: steal take without the owner's consent

44. Find 6 ways to say Burglarize, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

45. Burglarize (third-person singular simple present Burglarizes, present participle burglarizing, simple past and past participle burglarized) (transitive, intransitive, chiefly Canada, US) To commit burglary

46. Burglarize: 1 v commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling Synonyms: burglarise , burgle , heist Type of: steal take without the owner's consent

47. As Jeremy Butterfield writes in Fowler’s Dictionary of Modern English Usage (4th ed.), American English “seems to have mostly preferred Burglarize.” But the

48. Burglarize (third-person singular simple present burglarizes, present participle burglarizing, simple past and past participle Burglarized) (transitive, intransitive, chiefly Canada, US) To commit burglary

49. – Burglarize In British English, if you are burgled or if your house is burgled, someone breaks into your house and steals things

50. – burglarize In British English, if you are Burgled or if your house is Burgled, someone breaks into your house and steals things

51. ‘They then proceeded to Burglarize the adjacent apartment, carrying their spoils back through the wall.’ ‘Another's truck was Burglarized and the stolen handgun was used to wound a 7-year-old.’ ‘Honestly, what kind of dunce criminal would decide to not Burglarize some place just because the radio is on and playing some light jazz?’

52. There are many synonyms of Burgles which include Breach, Burglarize, Burgle, Interfere, Interject, Interrupt, Intervene, Invade, Meddle, Raid, Rob, Steal, Trespass, Barge In, …

53. Burgle - commit a burglary; enter and rob a dwelling burglarise , burglarize , heist steal - take without the owner's consent; "Someone stole my wallet on the train"; …

54. Definition of Burglarize written for English Language Learners from the Merriam-Webster Learner's Dictionary with audio pronunciations, usage examples, and count/noncount noun labels.

55. Burglarize (third-person singular simple present Burglarizes, present participle burglarizing, simple past and past participle Burglarized) ( transitive , intransitive , chiefly Canada , US ) To commit burglary .

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57. WRITINGS IN THE UNITED AMATEUR, 1915-1922 HOWARD PHILLIPS LOVECRAFT It is absurd to say that one inherits the tendency to rob or rape or Burglarize or kill

58. 15.—A craving for morphine caused some one to burglarize the Befavor Pharmacy in this city early Monday morning in order to get a supply of the drug

59. Synonyms for Burgle include burglarise, burglarize, break into, break and enter, break in, force entry into, force an entry into, steal from, get in and force an entry

60. In American English, the verb burgle, meaning to rob, is regarded as a humorous backformation from burglar, and Burglarize is the preferred term in serious contexts. In …

61. The speech secure communication is a kind of communication method that keeps the speech contents from burglarize to hear, it have the biggest practical value on the military and businesses.

62. Synonyms for Burglarize include burgle, break into, break and enter, break in, force entry into, force an entry into, steal from, get in, force an entry and force the lock

63. The speech secure communication is a kind of communication method that keeps the speech contents from Burglarize to hear, it have the biggest practical value on the military and businesses.

64. Synonyms of Burglarize 1 to enter a house or building by force usually with illegal intent the Watergate scandal began when Republican operatives Burglarized the Democratic Party's headquarters in Washington, D.C.

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66. When two big-time Bunglers like John and Darlene attempt to burglarize an apartment, they get a coat hanger stuck in the door lock and then manage to accidentally ring the doorbell

67. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English burgle bur‧gle / ˈbɜːɡ ə l $ ˈbɜːr-/ verb [transitive] British English STEAL to go into a building and steal things SYN burglarize American English We’ve been Burgled three times

68. To Burglarize is "to break into and enter of a building with the intent to commit a crime, often theft," whereas rob means " to take personal property from by violence or threat." Burglary …

69. Burgle is a legitimate verb, used even in sober news reports, and burglarize (or burglarise, as it would probably be spelled if it were an accepted word in British English) is virtually nonexistent in serious contexts

70. To burglarize is "to break into and enter of a building with the intent to commit a crime, often theft," whereas rob means " to take personal property from by violence or threat." Burglary need not entail violence or threat, and robbery need not entail breaking into a dwelling

71. A number of back-formations are words that tend to annoy people who tend to get annoyed by words: burgle (1870) comes from burglar (1541)—and only a year before burglarize arrives on the scene in 1871; Commentate (1794—a 220-year-old upstart, that one) comes from commentator (14th century); surveil (1941) comes from surveillance (1802).