Sentences

purloin in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Purloin: to steal or take something, especially in a sneaky or secretive manner.

Sample Sentences

  1. She managed to purloin the top-secret documents without anyone noticing.
  2. The clever thief attempted to purloin a rare painting from the gallery.
  3. He was caught trying to purloin funds from the company’s accounts.
  4. The mischievous cat would often purloin socks from the laundry basket.
  5. In a moment of desperation, she chose to purloin a loaf of bread from the store.
  6. He attempted to purloin the rare manuscript from the library's archives.
  7. The thief managed to purloin several valuable paintings before the guards arrived.
  8. In a moment of weakness, she decided to purloin a piece of cake from the kitchen.
  9. The cunning spy sought to purloin classified documents from the government office.
  10. Despite his charming demeanor, he was known to purloin secrets from his colleagues.

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