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Difference between 'Rob' and 'Steal'


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Rob
To rob a person is to take a thing from him by force.

Steal
To steal is to take a thing secretly.


Sample Usage

Rob
1. Some merchants coming in a lorry were robbed by some highway-men on the way of Bihar.
2. I have been robbed.
3. He robbed a bank.

Steal
1. My fountain pen has been stolen,I do not know by whom or how.
2. He was expelled from the school because he had been stealing.
3. Thieves broke into the house and stole money and jewellery.


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