rob somebody of something

He robbed them of $300 and left, the police said.

They are thus robbed of any chance at early treatment.

The head cold seemed to have robbed me of all my energy.

And two years ago, the business was robbed of $900.

All the years may have robbed him of a step.

Now he is being robbed of his rights by the Church.

The woman reported that she was robbed of $48, the police said.

But then they would have been robbed of their fun.

He'd robbed her of what choice she might have had.

Some believe it is powerful enough to rob them of their culture.