burglarious
A police officer displays a set of burglarious tools found in a suspect's bag.
Adjective: 1. Involving or characteristic of burglary: Relating to, connected with, or typical of the crime of burglary (illegally entering a building to commit a crime, especially theft). 2. Resembling or suitable for burglary: Having the nature, appearance, or qualities associated with burglary.
The adjective "burglarious" is a formal and somewhat technical legal term. It is primarily used to describe: * Tools or instruments that are characteristic of or intended for use in a burglary. * Intent or purpose that is characteristic of a burglar. * Acts or conduct that involve or resemble burglary.
- The police found a set of burglarious tools in the suspect's car, including lock picks and a glass cutter.
- The court determined his burglarious intent was clear from his possession of a floor plan of the building.
- The prosecutor described the defendant's burglarious entry into the home.
- "Burglarious entry": A legal term specifying an unlawful entry made with the intent to commit a crime inside.
- "Burglarious intent": The specific mental state or purpose to commit a felony or theft after unlawfully entering a structure.
- Burglary (n): The criminal act of illegally entering a building with the intent to commit a crime, especially theft.
- He was charged with burglary.
- Burglar (n): A person who commits burglary.
- The burglar was caught by security cameras.
- Burglarize (v): To commit burglary against (a building).
- Their house was burglarized last night.
- Thievish: Having the characteristics of a thief.
- Predatory: Seeking to exploit or plunder.
- Larcenous: Of or relating to theft.
A police officer displays a set of burglarious tools found in a suspect's bag.
- involving or resembling burglary
- burglarious tools