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"rob you of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express an idea in which somebody else takes something away from you. Example: "He threatened to rob me of my freedom if I refused to do what he asked."
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A number of conditions can rob you of your equilibrium.
Or would it rob you of the thrill of the chase?
"Élites come up with phony ideologies and phony ideas to rob you of your freedom".
Unchecked, pain can rob you of the ability to sleep, work, and enjoy life.
But the recovery that follows can rob you of your mobility and independence for years.
Does outer space even rob you of something to which you can anchor a spring?
High blood pressure can jeopardize your health and rob you of your independence.
And why pay heavy taxes to help the government rob you of what you most prize?
One can rob you of your confidence, leaving you terrified of going out alone.
When the sky is gray, the atmosphere dark, it can rob you of energy and motivation".
Can public life as a prominent writer rob you of your private life?
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