Plundering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLUNDERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLUNDER, 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 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 stealing valuable things from a place
ADJECTIVE:
• given to taking by force what is desired
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rob of goods by force

Words related to PLUNDERING

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How to use PLUNDERING in a sentence

• In the midst of this confusion the Northmen, though they kept at a distance from Paris, pursued in Western France their cruising and plundering.
• This was accomplished without notable loss, because the Numidian horsemen sent in pursuit lost their time in plundering, and setting fire to, the abandoned camp.
• I said, an absent man attracts less notice, and our estates are well worth plundering.
• I have before noticed their barbarous custom, on the death of a chief, of plundering his family and friends.
• In addition to this their plundering parties continually went among the Georgians.
• Just as their ancestors in the old days had lived only by fighting and plundering, so these people still had the idea that anything that they could take by force was theirs.
• Amleth, triumphant, made a great plundering, seized the spoils of Britain, and went back with his wives to his own land.
• Italian religion had become the art of plundering the people.
• The plundering of strangers present, it may be remembered, also took place among the Indians of the Carolinas.
• It would seem that he had now resolved not to be content with plundering raids, but to attempt at any rate the permanent conquest of some portion of the Roman territory.
• Attila was struck with his calm greatness, and, remembering that Alaric had died soon after plundering Rome, became afraid.
• Not content with plundering the coasts, they made their way up the streams, and often suddenly appeared far inland before an alarm could be given.
• And when Solomon had just marched into Carthage it was reported that the barbarians with a great host had come into Byzacium and were plundering everything there.
• But he must accomplish his end by strategy, since he had a wholesome terror of plundering infants by force.
• For five days the sepoys had been killing and plundering the British.
• Before the end of April, 1919, the Central Council had been dissolved and the Communist mob had turned to plundering.
• Kitts and Barbadoes, and sailed with these in three ships to the Spanish Main, plundering Maracaibo and Truxillo.
• Now, in revenge, a strong troop of the savage mountain banditti had fallen upon the village, burning, slaying, plundering without mercy.
• And then, too, the Picts for the first time seated themselves at the extremity of the island, where they afterwards continued, occasionally plundering and wasting the country.
• They showed themselves as little scrupulous in defending him after he was dead as they had been in plundering him while he was living.
• The fleet remained here three days, negotiating for the ransom of the prisoners, and plundering the fish-tanks and gardens.
• Here we heard some bloody-minded reports of the Beloochees, who had been plundering the artillery and left wing of the 19th, which were here the day before.
• The way in which they took off the hatches without staying to question where they should begin told a tale of many a like plundering.
• Orders were issued to shoot any one found plundering the dead or wounded.
• It is openly said that the whole affair was planned by the Spaniards to give them an opportunity of plundering these men of their wealth.
• And no sooner was the plundering committed, than the accommodation was set on foot, and failed.
• Young America, the worst of these youths, and the latest born, was never above an assassin in courage, or in energy equal to more than the plundering of a hen-roost.
• To add to this disgraceful conduct, the cowardly wretches were observed, when daylight broke, plundering everything of value as it floated ashore.

Similar words containing PLUNDER without suffix ing

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