make off with

The phrase “make off with” has 3 syllables: make off with

It's pronounced as /meɪk ɔf wɪð/


What is synonym and antonym for make off with?

In the thesaurus, “make off with” has 161 synonyms and 48 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for make off with along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for make off with

  • abduct
  • ambush
  • appropriate
  • arrest
  • blackmail
  • block
  • body snatch
  • boost
  • bundle off
  • burglarize
  • capture
  • carjack
  • carry away
  • carry off
  • catch
  • cheat
  • check
  • clap hands on
  • clutch
  • coax
  • collar
  • comb
  • cop
  • cozen
  • crimp
  • curb
  • cut in
  • cut off
  • decoy
  • deflect
  • defraud
  • despoil
  • divert
  • dognap
  • embezzle
  • entice
  • explore
  • ferret
  • filch
  • gain
  • get fingers on
  • go over with a fine-tooth comb
  • go through
  • grab
  • grapple
  • grasp
  • grip
  • gut
  • head off at pass
  • heist
  • highjack
  • hijack
  • hinder
  • hold for ransom
  • hold up
  • hook
  • housebreak
  • hunt
  • impress
  • interlope
  • interpose
  • inveigh
  • investigate
  • jerk
  • jump
  • keep
  • kidnap
  • knock over
  • lay hands on
  • lay waste
  • leave no stone unturned
  • lift
  • look all over for
  • look high and low
  • look into
  • loot
  • lure
  • make away with
  • maraud
  • misappropriate
  • mooch
  • nab
  • nail
  • nick
  • nip
  • obstruct
  • overhaul
  • peculate
  • peer
  • pick
  • pickpocket
  • pilfer
  • pillage
  • pinch
  • pirate
  • plagiarize
  • pluck
  • plunder
  • poach
  • pocket
  • prevent
  • probe
  • pry
  • pull
  • purloin
  • put the snatch on
  • raid
  • rake
  • ransack
  • rape
  • ravish
  • remove
  • rescue
  • rifle
  • rip off
  • rob
  • rummage
  • run away with
  • run off with
  • rustle
  • sack
  • scan
  • scour
  • scrutinize
  • search
  • seduce
  • seek
  • seize
  • shake down
  • shanghai
  • shoplift
  • shortstop
  • skyjack
  • snag
  • snatch
  • sneak
  • sneeze
  • snitch
  • sound
  • spirit
  • spirit away
  • spoil
  • sponge
  • spy
  • steal
  • stick up
  • stop
  • strip
  • swindle
  • swipe
  • take
  • take away
  • take possession of
  • thieve
  • walk off with
  • waylay
  • win
  • withdraw
  • wrench
  • wrest
  • yank

Antonyms for make off with

  • abet
  • aid
  • allow
  • assist
  • bestow
  • buy
  • care for
  • clean
  • contribute
  • deliver
  • donate
  • encourage
  • find
  • forward
  • free
  • give
  • give up
  • hand over
  • help
  • ignore
  • keep
  • let go
  • liberate
  • lose
  • maintain
  • misunderstand
  • neaten
  • neglect
  • offer
  • order
  • organize
  • permit
  • present
  • promote
  • protect
  • purchase
  • push
  • ransom
  • receive
  • redeem
  • refuse
  • reject
  • release
  • rescue
  • restore
  • return
  • stay
  • tidy

Meanings of make off with

  • verb
    1. To steal (something) and flee.

Example Sentences

  • The thief managed to make off with a valuable painting from the gallery.
  • During the robbery, the bandits make off with all the cash in the register.
  • I can't believe he tried to make off with my lunch without asking!
  • After the game, the players make off with the trophy to celebrate their victory.
  • The cunning fox attempted to make off with the farmer's chickens under the cover of darkness.

On this page you'll find 209 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to make off with, such as: abduct, abet, aid, allow, ambush, appropriate, arrest.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

ransack

  • appropriate
  • ascertain
  • audit
  • break in
  • browse
  • burglarize
  • comb
  • descry
  • despoil
  • detect
  • determine
  • discover
  • dredge
  • examine
  • explore
  • ferret
  • filch
  • find
  • find out
  • frisk
  • get
  • go over with a fine-tooth comb
  • go through
  • gut
  • harry
  • hunt
  • inspect
  • investigate
  • lay waste
  • learn
  • leave no stone unturned
  • lift
  • locate
  • look all over for
  • look high and low
  • look into
  • look over
  • loot
  • make off with
  • maraud
  • overhaul
  • pat down
  • peer
  • peruse
  • pilfer
  • pillage
  • pinch
  • plunder
  • poach
  • probe
  • prospect
  • pry
  • purloin
  • raid
  • rake
  • rape
  • ravish
  • review
  • rifle
  • rip off
  • rob
  • rummage
  • run down
  • rustle
  • sack
  • scan
  • scare up
  • scour
  • scrutinize
  • search
  • seek
  • seize
  • shake down
  • skirmish
  • snoop
  • sound
  • spoil
  • spy
  • steal
  • strip
  • study
  • survey
  • take away
  • thieve
  • troll

abduct

  • capture
  • carry off
  • catch
  • cop
  • crimp
  • dognap
  • grab
  • highjack
  • hijack
  • impress
  • kidnap
  • make away with
  • make off with
  • put the snatch on
  • remove
  • run off with
  • seize
  • shanghai
  • snatch
  • sneeze
  • spirit
  • spirit away
  • steal
  • take
  • waylay

make away with

  • abduct
  • annihilate
  • appropriate
  • assassinate
  • blot out
  • boost
  • bump off
  • burglarize
  • butcher
  • capture
  • carjack
  • carry off
  • catch
  • claim
  • collar
  • cop
  • crimp
  • croak
  • cut down
  • decimate
  • destroy
  • dispatch
  • do away with
  • do for
  • do in
  • euthanatize
  • euthanize
  • execute
  • fell
  • filch
  • finish
  • get
  • grab
  • grasp
  • heist
  • highjack
  • hijack
  • hook
  • ice
  • impress
  • kidnap
  • kill
  • kill off
  • knock off
  • knock over
  • lift
  • loot
  • make off with
  • martyr
  • massacre
  • misappropriate
  • mooch
  • mow
  • murder
  • nail
  • neutralize
  • nick
  • nip
  • off
  • pick
  • pilfer
  • pillage
  • pinch
  • plunder
  • poach
  • pocket
  • purloin
  • put away
  • put down
  • rifle
  • rip off
  • rob
  • rub out
  • run off with
  • rustle
  • sack
  • scrag
  • seize
  • shanghai
  • shoplift
  • slaughter
  • slay
  • smite
  • snatch
  • snitch
  • snuff
  • spirit
  • sponge
  • steal
  • suicide
  • swipe
  • take
  • take out
  • terminate
  • thieve
  • walk off with
  • waste
  • waylay
  • whack

walk off with

  • abduct
  • achieve
  • annex
  • appropriate
  • be first
  • be victorious
  • beat
  • blackmail
  • boost
  • borrow
  • burglarize
  • carjack
  • carry off
  • carry the day
  • cheat
  • collar
  • come in first
  • conquer
  • cop
  • cozen
  • crib
  • defraud
  • despoil
  • divert
  • edge out
  • embezzle
  • filch
  • finish in front
  • finish off
  • gain
  • gain victory
  • grab
  • grasp
  • heist
  • highjack
  • hijack
  • hold for ransom
  • hold up
  • hook
  • housebreak
  • hustle
  • keep
  • kidnap
  • knock over
  • liberate
  • lift
  • loot
  • make away with
  • make off with
  • misappropriate
  • mooch
  • moonlight
  • nail
  • nick
  • nip
  • overcome
  • overwhelm
  • palm
  • peculate
  • pick
  • pickpocket
  • pilfer
  • pillage
  • pinch
  • pirate
  • plagiarize
  • pluck
  • plunder
  • poach
  • pocket
  • prevail
  • purloin
  • ransack
  • remove
  • requisition
  • rifle
  • rip off
  • rob
  • run circles around
  • run off with
  • rustle
  • sack
  • scrounge
  • seize
  • shanghai
  • shoplift
  • shut out
  • sink
  • snare
  • snatch
  • sneak
  • snipe
  • snitch
  • spirit
  • spirit away
  • sponge
  • steal
  • stick up
  • strip
  • swindle
  • swipe
  • take
  • take possession of
  • take the prize
  • thieve
  • triumph
  • upset
  • walk away with
  • withdraw

kidnap

  • abduct
  • body snatch
  • bundle off
  • capture
  • carry away
  • carry off
  • catch
  • coax
  • cop
  • crimp
  • decoy
  • entice
  • grab
  • highjack
  • hijack
  • impress
  • inveigh
  • lay hands on
  • lure
  • make away with
  • make off with
  • pirate
  • remove
  • run away with
  • run off with
  • seduce
  • seize
  • shanghai
  • skyjack
  • snatch
  • spirit
  • spirit away
  • steal
  • take
  • waylay

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