stolen

[ stoh-luhn ]

verb

1. past participle of steal.

stolen

/ ˈstəʊlən /

verb

1. the past participle of steal

Other Words From

• un·stolen adjective

Example Sentences

"They've stolen a part of me," she says.

From BBC

Trump also soured on his next attorney general, Bill Barr, who backed Trump through the conclusion of the Mueller probe but broke with him over his baseless claims that the 2020 election was stolen from him.

From Los Angeles Times

Its Waitrose supermarkets has a whodunit two-parter which leaves audiences on a cliffhanger, starring Succession's Matthew Macfadyen as a detective on the hunt to uncover who has stolen the family's red velvet cake.

From BBC

Keiron Sharp, of the intellectual property rights watchdog FACT, said those who create an illegal business to sell stolen content will be investigated, "regardless of their level of operation or advertising methods".

From BBC

A Scottish man whose identity was stolen to front a fake Premier League football ticket website says he is devastated that scammed fans believe he is responsible.

From BBC

Related Words

• embezzled
• filched
• hijacked
• lifted
• misappropriated
• pinched
• poached
• purloined
• robbed
• snatched
• swiped