to take property from a person or place by force or threat of force

to illegally seize control of a vehicle, such as an airplane or ship, by force

a criminal who commits robbery, often involving violence or the threat of force

to take property from a person or place by force or threat; to loot, plunder, or ransack

to loot; to ransack; to pillage

The illegal seizure of an aircraft by force or threat of force; air piracy.

a great disaster or widespread calamity

to steal everything; to loot or strip clean

to seize goods or property by force, typically during a time of war or social unrest

consigned to eternal damnation

to take advantage of someone's misfortune or a crisis for personal gain

to be a survivor of a calamity

predestined fate (Buddhism)

(idiom) to rob the rich to help the poor

a person who seizes or detains someone or a vehicle by force or threat

to break into a jail or prison to forcibly rescue or release prisoners

to take someone away by force; to kidnap

to intercept and rob someone or a vehicle

to break into a house for robbery; to plunder

to intercept and rob travelers or vehicles on a road or highway

to attack or seize an enemy's military camp by surprise, typically at night or while the soldiers are asleep

things or people remaining after a disaster or catastrophe

Destiny is inexorable, and there is no fleeing it; one's doom is at hand.

to take advantage of someone's misfortune or precarious situation for personal gain

to seize a stronghold or surprise the enemy in his camp

to plunder and ransack a place thoroughly

to hijack (a vehicle, social media account, or topic of discussion)

to break a prisoner out of jail

to rob and kill

kalpa (loanword from Sanskrit, used in Hinduism and Buddhism)

to sexually assault

to seize a motor vehicle by force or threat of force; carjacking

a criminal case involving theft through force or threat of force; a holdup

the crime of robbery

to hijack an aircraft; the act of aircraft hijacking

a national disaster (referring to an ancient astrological omen of catastrophe)

to manage to avoid a non-physical crisis, misfortune, or failure