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larcenous (adjective), more larcenous, most larcenous
A descriptive term for stealing the personal property of another person or people: The man developed a larcenous scheme that resulted in a great financial loss to the investors.
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The thief was pretending to be filling out papers at the bank and when he noticed that a woman had apparently withdrawn a lot of money, he followed her out and completed his larcenous objective of robbing her just as she was getting into her car.


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larcen-, latro-
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“more larcenous”
Thievish, given to defrauding others with plans for committing thefts. (2)
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