pocketed
Pronunciation: [ˈpɑːkɪtɪd]
Word
Context: "finance"
(verb) to take or keep money for yourself, usually when it shouldn't be yours. Imagine a person who takes money that belongs to someone else and hides it away.
Example
She pocketed the extra change from her purchase, thinking no one would notice.
Example
He didn't pocket any of the cash that wasn't his, even when it was tempting.
Example
Did he pocket any of the donations meant for charity?
Context: "physical actions"
(verb) to put something into your pocket or to keep something close to you. It can be like when you take your phone and put it inside your pocket.
Example
He pocketed the keys to his car before leaving the house.
Example
She didn't pocket her wallet and accidentally left it on the table.
Example
Where did you pocket your sunglasses after using them?
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