Plunder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLUNDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to rob by force
• steal goods from (a place or person), typically using force and in a time of war or civil disorder
• steal (goods), typically using force and in a time of disorder
• take by force, esp in time of war
• To take the goods of by force, or without right; to pillage; to spoil; to sack; to strip; to rob; as, to plunder travelers.
• To take by pillage; to appropriate forcibly; as, the enemy plundered all the goods they found.
• take illegally; of intellectual property
• plunder (a town) after capture
• steal goods; take as spoils
• destroy and strip of its possession
• take material from (artistic or academic work) for one's own purposes
NOUN:
• the violent and dishonest acquisition of property
• property acquired illegally and violently
• The act of plundering or pillaging; robbery. See Syn. of Pillage.
• That which is taken by open force from an enemy; pillage; spoil; booty; also, that which is taken by theft or fraud.
• Personal property and effects; baggage or luggage.
• goods or money obtained illegally
• things plundered, spoils
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rob of goods by force

Words related to PLUNDER

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Words that contain PLUNDER

plunders11 plundered13 plunderer12 plunderage14 plunderers13 plundering14 plunderous13 plunderable16 plunderages15

How to use PLUNDER in a sentence

• Thus, sir, do the vilest, the meanest of mankind, plunder those who have the highest claim to the esteem, the gratitude, and the protection of their country.
• Acting on secret orders from the senate, Paullus in one day gave up seventy townships in Epirus to plunder, and sold the inhabitants, 150,000 in number, into slavery.
• The two Chickasaws were given their full share of all the plunder.
• All these the soldiers destroyed, and the militia loaded themselves with plunder.
• Was there anything besides love of plunder that induced the German tribes to move southward? 4.
• Sooner or later, there was bound to be a quarrel over the division of the plunder.
• Again, many others, whose indignation will not submit to such plunder, are forced to refuse the assistance, though they are often great sufferers by so doing.
• Rhodolph, vastly enriched by the plunder of the camp, and having no enemy to encounter, took possession of Moravia, and triumphantly marched into Bohemia.
• With these sums, and the booty which he acquired from the plunder of villages and travellers, he augmented his gang, built a fort at Bumhoree, and extended his depredations.
• It proved to be rich in plunder, for it contained all their stock of dried buffalo meat, besides other provisions.
• A couple of guns and a quantity of plunder were left behind by the enemy, who evidently had not expected us and were quite unprepared for our attack.
• Besides, he did something to destroy the anarchy that enabled him to plunder society with impunity.
• But the avidity of certain plunder prevailed over any reflection, which, on another occasion, the loss of so pious a leader might have raised.
• The heathen host landed suddenly wherever it found the people unprepared, and fell upon the larger towns for plunder.
• The other tribes could divide the plunder, but the Malhominis needed new blood for adoption.
• Plunder being forbidden, and strict discipline the rule, the urgent question for the Captain of Kent was how the army was to be maintained.
• The soldiers were indulged in indiscriminate slaughter and plunder.
• When, at last, these extravagant banners voted by the corporation are presented to the regiments, a new scene of plunder is exhibited.
• Rich plunder in wedges of pure gold, and gems, was carried off from the fort.
• But it was not alone this lust of plunder in the soldiers which spread terror and dismay in each house and in every family.
• They should understand that the captain has not come to plunder them or to seize, their possessions, but only for the purpose above stated.
• When the city fell, a portion of the inhabitants were carried to Babylon, and the furnishings of the temple were taken away as plunder.
• After that they went home and sent all the heads before them and also the plunder.
• His tyranny for the most part took the shape of cruelty, insult, and plunder in Rome itself.
• There was little in this infant community which one man could plunder from another, and any dishonest attempts in so small a society would almost infallibly be discovered.
• And it is all these plans, taken as a whole, with what they have in common, legal, plunder, which takes the name of socialism.
• By killing him you hoped that I would get the fortune and then you could plunder me at your leisure.

Similar words containing PLUND without suffix er

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