Burglary, abscond with, appropriate, obtain stealthily, abscond, blag, and break-in are all synonyms for steal. Give and donate are antonyms of steal. And here are 168 another word for steal.
1. take
2. copy
3. sneak
4. sneak
5. raid
The verb "steal" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 4 synonyms with 3 letters, 22 synonyms with 4 letters, 23 synonyms with 5 letters, 23 synonyms with 6 letters, 23 synonyms with 7 letters, 18 synonyms with 8 letters, 11 synonyms with 9 letters, 9 synonyms with 10 letters, 5 synonyms with 11 letters, 2 synonyms with 12 letters, 4 synonyms with 13 letters, 3 synonyms with 14 letters, 4 synonyms with 15 letters, 6 synonyms with 16 letters, 2 synonyms with 17 letters, 1 synonym with 18 letters, 1 synonym with 21 letters, and 1 synonym with 22 letters, for a total of 162 synonyms for steal.
They tried to steal valuable items.
Don't let anyone steal your joy.
He wouldn’t steal from a friend.
Someone attempted to steal last night.
Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
---|---|---|
Sinister | Benevolent, kind | Menacing, threatening |
Unhealthy | Healthy, fit | Harmful, detrimental |
Systematic | Disorganized, chaotic | Structured, methodical |
Inconsistent | Consistent, steady | Incompatible with, conflicting with |
Unrealistic | Realistic, pragmatic, lifelike | Impractical, impracticable |
Surreal | Realistic, ordinary | Unreal, bizarre |
Steady | Unstable, loose, shaky | Stable, balanced |
Masterpiece | Failure, mediocrity | Triumph, coup |
Ethereal | Tangible, substantial | Delicate, exquisite |
Wealth | Poverty, privation | Affluence, prosperity |
Monster | Angel, hero | Fabulous creature, mythical creature |
Teamwork | Individualism, isolation | Collaboration, cooperation |
Step | Stand still, remain | Pace, footstep |
Reveal | Hide, conceal | Divulge, disclose |
Appeal | Bore, leave someone cold | Ask urgently/earnestly, request urgently/earnestly |
Appealing | Disagreeable, unappealing, off-putting | Inviting, attractive |
Zeal | Apathy, indifference | Passion, zealousness |
Stereotype | Unconventional, original, fresh | Standard/conventional image, received idea |
Realistic | Unrealistic, idealistic, impracticable | Practical, pragmatic |
Disaster | Blessing, success | Catastrophe, calamity |
Teach | Learn, mislead | Educate, instruct |
Jealous | Admiring, proud | Envious, covetous |
Existence | Non-existence, extinct | Alive, existing |
Waste | Conserve, flourish, thrive | Squander, fritter away |
Exhausted | Replenished, restocked | Tired out, worn out |
Realized | Ignored, misunderstood | Acknowledged, recognized |
Realize | Ignore, overlook | Register, perceive |
Master | Servant, underling | Lord, overlord |
Persistent | Intermittent, occasional, irresolute | Tenacious, persevering |
Reality | Fantasy, idealism | Actuality, truth |
Team | Individual, opponent | Group, squad |
Mysterious | Clear, obvious | Puzzling, strange |
Foster | Neglect, suppress, destroy | Encourage, promote |
Instead | As well, as well as | As an alternative, as a substitute |
System | Chaos, disorganization | Structure, organization |
Ideal | Imperfect, subpar | Perfect, best possible |
Healthy | Ill, unwholesome, unhealthy | In good physical condition, in good health |
Consistent | Inconsistent, incompatible | Compatible, congruous |
Health | Illness, disease | Good physical condition, healthiness |
Real estate | Personal property, intangible assets | Property, real property |
Really | Dubiously, questionably | In fact, in actual fact |