Rob

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Illegal ActPlay
Using 'rob' implies a crime has been committed, usually involving some level of force or threat. SlideThe thief robbed them at gunpoint.
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Targets MatterPlay
'Rob' is often followed by a place or a person, indicating who was affected by the theft. SlideShe was scared someone would rob her home.
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Direct ObjectPlay
'Rob' does not usually take the stolen item as a direct object, instead it focuses on who's robbed. SlideThey robbed him, taking his wallet and watch.