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thieving
This term carries a strong negative moral judgment, focusing on the habitual or opportunistic nature of the act. When used as an adjective, it often describes a personality trait or a characteristic behavior, frequently appearing in descriptions of animals or people known for kleptomania or petty theft.
As a noun, it refers to the general activity of stealing. Unlike "theft," which often refers to a specific legal crime or a single instance of stealing, "thieving" suggests a recurring practice or a systemic problem within a certain environment.
Meanings
Examples
Stop those thieving magpies from taking the jewelry.
He has a thieving nature that he cannot seem to control.
I cannot believe you are accusing me of thieving in my own office.
The rogue was known throughout the city for his thieving ways.
Keep an eye on your wallet because there are thieving crowds around the station.
The detective suspected that the butler was involved in the thieving.
A life of thieving eventually leads to a cell in prison.