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Discover Ludwig"ripped off by" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone has been cheated or taken advantage of by someone else. Example: "I can't believe I was ripped off by that car salesman. He sold me a lemon for twice its actual value."
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Six Steps To Prevent Being Ripped Off By Your Broker.
You're getting ripped off by the courts".
His necktie had been ripped off by the blast".
Her bugbear is seeing punters ripped off by ticket touting.
I've also been ripped off by PlayTrade companies twice.
Some may have been ripped off by firms they part-owned.
"We've been ripped off by everyone, Samsung in particular," said Mr. Stringer.
That they were referenced and ripped off by a legion of others.
"People here are furious because Glasgow is being ripped off by the SNP.
We are destined to be forever ripped off by the big businesses.
"Maybe I'll write a screenplay about a political person being ripped off by Hollywood," he said.
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