0 past simple and past participle of rob
Men are robbed of their money by women who are not their wives.
The renewed fighting has shattered years of negotiations, but more importantly, robbed its citizens of trusting the other side and of the peace process.
A pipe-maker was robbed of his muslin cravat, striped handkerchief, leather shoes and iron buckles.
Symonds' death robbed the project of a powerful figure; however, the greater part of the developmental work on the plywood was carried out after 1961.
The necessity of keeping alliance options open has robbed the parties of their ability to make convincing ideological appeals.
Sometimes bandits robbed the rich because they had more to be robbed.
It seems that on this train some of the prisoners themselves robbed the dead and dying of watches and jewellery.
The north of the town was swept by flames, and the inhabitants, having been robbed of all their possessions, suffered the same fate.
