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Housebreaker

usgb/ˈhaʊsbreɪkər/Volume
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Crime Context

Used in situations related to criminal activities, often mentioned in news or crime reports.

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The neighborhood watch program has reduced the number of housebreakers in the area.
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Negative Connotation

Carries a negative tone, implying illegal and unethical behavior.

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Residents are installing alarms to deter potential housebreakers.
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Legal Consequences

Being called a housebreaker suggests the person faces serious legal penalties.

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The housebreaker could face several years in prison if convicted.
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