How to Pronounce "rob of"
expression
ˈɹɑb/ /ˈəv
RAHB-uhv
ɹˈɒb/ /ˈɒv
rob-OV
Definition
To take something important or valuable away from someone, especially unfairly or by force. Often used for both literal theft and when someone loses an ability, feeling, or opportunity.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈɹɑb/ /ˈəv
British English
ɹˈɒb/ /ˈɒv
Simplified Pronunciation
US
RAHB-uhv
UK
rob-OV
Listen in Context
The thief robbed him of his wallet.
Illness robbed her of her strength.
The war robbed many of their homes.
I felt like the long commute robbed me of my free time.